A-Level year 1 and AS Biology Resúmenes

A* marked biology essay (graded 24/25 by tutor and teacher), titled ' The importance of diffusion in organisms'. 6 Paragraphs with 1640 words. This essay was written earlier this year.

An example AQA Biology A-Level synoptic essay for the title "The ways in which water and the regulation of water content are important in organisms" Top band standard (25/25). Intended to be used as an example essay for inspiration and not to be copied under any circumstances.

Graded A level biology essay 'The importance of nitrogen containing compounds in organisms'. Graded A* by tutor and teacher. Structured and written to meet the mark scheme criteria. 6 in depth paragraphs with 1381 words, written this year so marked accurately.

Marked grade A biology A level essay-the importance of ATP in living organisms. Written to meet the mark scheme criteria, 5 paragraphs and 829 words. Written this year.

A* A level biology essay 'The importance of phosphates in biology.' 6 Paragraphs written to meet the mark scheme criteria, with 957 words. Written earlier this year so marking is accurate.

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Grade B marked A level biology essay ' The importance of cell membranes inside and outside cells. Marked by tutor and teacher, and completed this year. 6 Paragraphs and 1165 words al written to meet the AQA mark scheme criteria.

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Extended and high scoring essay example for AQA A Level Biology on the question 'The Importance of Receptors in Biology'.

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an extensive summary of cell structure and biological molecules topics from the CGP revision guide diagrams included for better view of microscopes, equations, biological molecules.

Topic 6 in the AQA A level specification. contains gapfills, information, diagrams ect… perfect for independent study and/or revision!!

This file contains everything and more there is to know about water for the AQA Biology at A-Level written by an A* level student. The information is written with good knowledge and in depth, providing the enhancement of deeper understanding

1. DNA Structure: Detailed explanation of the double-helix structure of DNA. The role of DNA in storing genetic information. 2. DNA Replication: How DNA replicates itself during cell division (e.g., mitosis and meiosis). Enzymes involved in DNA replication, such as DNA polymerase. 3. RNA Structure: Comparison between RNA and DNA structures. Types of RNA, including messenger RNA (mRNA), transfer RNA (tRNA), and ribosomal RNA (rRNA). 4. Transcription: Explanation of the transcrip...

Cell Structure and Function: Introduction to cell structure, including the plasma membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm, and organelles. Functions of different cell organelles, such as the mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and Golgi apparatus. Types of Cells: Overview of different types of cells in the human body, including prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Emphasis on eukaryotic cells, including animal and plant cells. Cell Membrane: Structure and functions of the cell membrane. Discussion of...

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This document is a continuation from the other set of flash cards on biological molecules. Purchase Biological molecules 1 and 2 and 3 (this is 3) to get the full set Everything from the book A-Level Biology CGP guide biological molecules condensed into flash cards. Perfect as this book is where to get all the knowledge needed for your biology A level exam however it can be extremely boring and overwhelming to have to learn straight from the book. On the other hand - it is also very boring...

This document is a continuation from the other set of flash cards on biological molecules. Purchase them and then these and PT 3 to get the full set of flash cards on Biological molecules. Everything from the book A-Level Biology CGP guide biological molecules condensed into flash cards. Perfect as this book is where to get all the knowledge needed for your biology A level exam however it can be extremely boring and overwhelming to have to learn straight from the book. On the other hand - ...

Learning from the A-level biology CGP guide for A level biology is sensible because it does not leave out any knowledge needed, however it can be boring and overwhelming to revise straight from the book. At the same time though, it can be extremely time consuming to make notes of the book that are pretty and easy to understand. Furthermore, making brief flashcards will not give you all the detail you need. This is why my flash cards I spent hours of my life making will help you. They are flashca...