Biology sl Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

This document is the complete summary required to pass the IB Biology Standard Level exams. It includes a detailed and comprehensive (yet concise) summary of Chapters 1-6 of the new textbook by Andrew Allott, as well as case studies you can mention during the exam, drawings and diagrams of relevant biological processes (such as mitosis / meiosis), tables, and class notes from a leading IB school. These notes have been used exclusively in order to achieve a 7 in the course, and have therefore ...

IB Biology diagrams SL&HL (received 6 HL biology)

IB Biology SL — Topic 1 • Cell Biology with Complete Solutions Cell theory 1. All living things are composed of cells 2. Cells are the smallest unit of life 3. Cells only arise from pre-existing cells Striated muscle cell Exception to cell theory! → Muscle cells fuse to form fibres that may be very long (>300mm) → Consequently, they have multiple nuclei despite being surrounded by a single, continuous plasma membrane → Challenges the idea that cells always funct...

IB Biology SL Latest Update Graded A+ Organic compound A compound that contains carbon found in living organisms, excluding carbonates and oxides Enzyme Biological catalysts made of protein that speed up the rate of a reaction Active site The region of an enzyme where the substrate binds Denaturation A structural change in the 3-D shape of a protein causing the loss of its chemical properties Cell respiration The controlled release of enrgy from organic compiunds in cells to for...

IB Psychology SL - Biological Approach Full notes Studies: Genetic similarities - Polderman et al - Bouchard et al Neurotransmitters - Fisher et al - Crockett et al Neuroplasticity - Maguire et al - Draganski et al Genetics and Evolution - Curtis et al - Fessler et al Localization - Corkin et al - Feinstein et al Hormones - Baumgartner et al - Ferguson et al Pheromones - Wedekind and Furi - Thorne et al

IB Biology SL Latest Update Graded A+ Organic compound A compound that contains carbon found in living organisms, excluding carbonates and oxides Enzyme Biological catalysts made of protein that speed up the rate of a reaction Active site The region of an enzyme where the substrate binds Denaturation A structural change in the 3-D shape of a protein causing the loss of its chemical properties Cell respiration The controlled release of enrgy from organic compiunds in cells to form ATP Ge...

Test Bank For Microbiology Evolving Science 3rd Edition by Slonczewski Foster Complete Test Bank

IB Biology - Unit 4 - Ecology SL/HL IB biology 11 SL Ecology topic. 2023 (A+) Species - Answer-A group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring. Habitat - Answer-The environment in which a species normally lives or the location of a living organism. Population - Answer-A group of organisms of the same species who live in the same area at the same time. Two populations in the same species that are separated from each other may develop differences in character, b...

Organic compound - ️️A compound that contains carbon found in living organisms, excluding carbonates and oxides Enzyme - ️️Biological catalysts made of protein that speed up the rate of a reaction Active site - ️️The region of an enzyme where the substrate binds Denaturation - ️️A structural change in the 3-D shape of a protein causing the loss of its chemical properties Cell respiration - ️️The controlled release of enrgy from organic compiunds in cells to form A...

IB Bio SL 2, covers: Cell Respiration; Photosynthesis; Species, Communities, and Ecosystems; Energy Flow; Carbon Cycling; Evidence for Evolution; Natural Selection; Classification of Biodiversity; Cladistics; Digestion; The Blood System; Gas Exchange; Nutrition; The Heart

Organic compound - correct answer A compound that contains carbon found in living organisms, excluding carbonates and oxides Enzyme - correct answer Biological catalysts made of protein that speed up the rate of a reaction Active site - correct answer The region of an enzyme where the substrate binds Denaturation - correct answer A structural change in the 3-D shape of a protein causing the loss of its chemical properties Cell respiration - correct answer The controlled release of en...