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Hand-made digital notes and diagrams on the entirety of Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis Topic written spec-by-spec point to ensure all content is covered Compatible with all exam boards but predominantly CIE

Hand-made digital notes and diagrams on the entirety of Mitotic Cell Cycle Topic written spec-by-spec point to ensure all content is covered Compatible with all exam boards but predominantly CIE

Hand-made digital notes and diagrams on the entirety of Cell Membranes and Transport Topic written spec-by-spec point to ensure all content is covered Compatible with all exam boards but predominantly CIE

Hand-made digital notes and diagrams on the entirety of Enzymes Topic written spec-by-spec point to ensure all content is covered Compatible with all exam boards but predominantly CIE

Hand-made digital notes and diagrams on the entirety of Biological Molecules Topic written spec-by-spec point to ensure all content is covered

Hand-made digital notes and diagrams on the entirety of Cell Structure Topic written spec-by-spec point to ensure all content is covered

This is an A* level detailed Essay Plan which addresses the question 'How does Dickens present the character Nancy and what is her role in the novel Oliver Twist.' This essay plan was written particularly in line with CIE mark scheme but it will be applicable to other mark schemes too. It addresses the themes of poverty, maternalism, victimhood, stoicism.

This is a detailed A* essay plan that addresses the question 'How does Dickens present Mr Bumble and what is his role in the novel? ' It goes through the essay point by point, making it an incredibly useful resource to write an essay plan quickly. Addresses critical viewpoints including Victorian Institutions, Selfishness and Neglect and Fagin and other villains.

This is an A grade A level essay for the drama 'All My Sons' written by Arthur Miller.

Although delegated legislation is essential, it is important that it is controlled. Explain the types of delegated legislation and assess whether the controls used by Parliament and the court are sufficient.