Save
GCSE Biology higher tier double award
Biology Paper 1
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Learn
Created by
.
Visit profile
Cards (28)
Eukaryotic cells
Consist of
plant
cells and
animal
cells
Prokaryotic cells
Bacterial
cells
Magnification
Image
size /
Actual
size
Advantages and disadvantages of microscopes
Light
microscopes: Easy to use, cheap
Electron
microscopes: Better magnification and resolution
Stem cells
Undifferentiated cells with potential to
transform
into
specialized
cells
Specialized cells
Nerve cells,
sperm
cells,
egg
cells, brain cells, muscle cells
Mitosis
One cell
dividing
into two identical
daughter
cells
Diffusion
Movement from
high
to
low
concentration
Osmosis
Movement from
high
to
low
concentration
Active transport
Movement from
low
to
high
concentration
Cells, tissues, organs, organ systems
Hierarchical organization
of
living
things
Lock and key model
Describes how
enzymes
work
Enzymes in the digestive system
Protease
Carbohydrase
Lipase
Digestive system
1.
Mouth
2.
Esophagus
3.
Stomach
4.
Small
intestine
5.
Large
intestine
6.
Rectum
Food tests
are important to know
Circulatory system
Heart with
4
chambers, arteries,
veins
, capillaries
Xylem
Transports
water
from
roots
to rest of plant
Phloem
Transports
food
up and down the plant
Communicable disease
Disease that can be
spread between people
Pathogen types
Bacteria
Protists
Fungi
Viruses
Ways to prevent disease spread
Staying
hygienic
Self-isolation
Vaccination
Lines of defense against disease
Physical
barriers (skin, hair, mucus, stomach acid)
Phagocytosis
by white blood cells
Lymphocytes
making antibodies and memory cells
Drug development
3
phases of testing for
safety
and efficacy
Photosynthesis
Process where plants use light,
CO2
and water to produce
glucose
and oxygen
Respiration
Process where organisms use
glucose
and oxygen to produce
CO2
and water
Metabolism
Sum of all
chemical
reactions in the body
Aerobic
respiration
Respiration with
oxygen
Anaerobic
respiration
Respiration without
oxygen
, leads to
oxygen
debt