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Biology
(75 decks)
Cells and genetic material
Cells and microscopes
Genomes and characteristics
DNA and protein synthesis
Mutations and genetic diagrams
Mendel
Genome research and testing
Genetic engineering
Health and disease
How disease spreads
Defending against pathogens
The human immune system
Reducing and preventing the spread of disease
Vaccinations
Detecting disease
Culturing microorganisms
Monoclonal antibodies
Non-communicable diseases
Interpreting data on disease
Investigating pulse rate
Treating disease
Treating cardiovascular disease
Developing new medicines
Enzymes
Photosynthesis
Investigating the rate of photosynthesis
Limiting factors of photosynthesis
Diffusion, osmosis and active transport
Transport in plants and prokaryotes
Investigating diffusion and osmosis
Xylem and phloem
Stomata
Transpiration rate
Using a potometer
Ecosystems and interactions between organisms
Investigating ecosystems
Investigating factors affecting distribution
Food chains and food webs
Pyramids of biomass and number
Biomass transfer
Making and breaking biologial molecules
Testing for biological molecules
Cycles in ecosystems
Decomposition
Respiration
Cell cycle and mitosis
Microscopy
Sexual reproduction and meiosis
Stem cells
Plant growth
Exchange of materials
Human exchange surfaces
The circulatory system
Blood vessels
Blood
The nervous system
The brain
Hormones and negative feedback
Hormones in reproduction
Hormones for fertility and contraception
Homeostasis
Controlling water content
Controlling blood sugar level
The eye
Correcting vision defects
Natural selection and evolution
Evidence for evolution
Selective breeding
Darwin and wallace
Asexual and sexual reproduction
Classification
Biodiversity
Biodiversity and the distribution of organisms
Maintaining biodiversity
Human food security
