OCR AS Biology (F211) - Jan 2013.

guys what do you actually have to know about meiosis??

Guys, do any of you know if this method of working out UMS is correct for OCR exams?

I got told that to work out the 90% boundary you do the A boundary - B Boundary and add it to the A boundary e.g

A= 50 B= 45 thus 90% = 55 and 100% = 60. Can anyone verify whether this method is relatively accurate or not? Thanks

I've compiled a list of the JANUARY 2013 major topics, from what i have asked around/read: the questions with a higher number of marks have the number written next to them. From this maybe we can try and put some June predictions forward? (btw im not saying that these wont come up explicitly but they most probably wont repeat the same thing for big mark questions)

Yeast/Budding etc.

Purkyne tissue/excitation

Cells in multicellular organisms [5]

Phospholipids

Cell signalling [4]

Potometer/TRANSPIRATION [6]

Comparing cells [4]

ATP [4]

Lignin [3]

Cartlidge in trachea [3]

Importance of gas exchange [3]



The things that stick out to me is the microscopes, staining, haemoglobin, the heart, mitosis, prokaryotic cells, translocation etc arent really included. Make of that what you will.

Read the above your not allowed to talk about exams yet!!!!

did everyone get nucleus and choloroplast?

only edexcel so shut up


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Hi, im doing this in a few days time my teacher has told me it isn't too hard.. i was wondering what exactly do you have to do and what should i revise?