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Contents 1 General Informative websites 2 The Fundamentals of Biology 3 Exam Boards and Past Papers 3.1 A Level 3.2 GCSE 4 BTEC 5 Comments

General Informative websites

• Biology mad - Everything you need to know for both AS and A2 level.

• Cell Biology Animations - Cellular biology (respiration, reproduction etc.) animations, animations!!

• Johnson's page - Highly detailed study guide about everything! some Chemistry stashed in here and there!

• Revision Guide - 's-cool' - An obvious one, some info of the basics.

• Syllabus - A syllabus with key info students are required to learn for all exam boards.

The Fundamentals of Biology

Most of these are wikipedia articles and various links can be found within the articles themselves. (e.g in the kidney link, view the nephron in detail by clicking the nephron link)

• Cells ~ The wikipedia entry

• Enzymes ~ The wikipedia entry

• Digestion ~ The wikipedia entry

• Genetics ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Translation and Transcription ~ The wikipedia entry I, The wikipedia entry II
  • Mitosis ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Meiosis ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Natural selection ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Inheritence ~
  • Variation
  • Selection and Evolution
  • Classification ~ The wikipedia entry

• Energy supply ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Photosynthesis
  • Respiration

• Survival and Coordination
  • The kidney ~ The wikipedia entry
  • The eye ~ The wikipedia entry
  • The heart ~ The wikipedia entry
  • The muscles ~ The wikipedia entry
  • The liver ~ The wikipedia entry
  • The brain ~ The wikipedia entry

• Homeostasis ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Temperature regulation ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Glucose regulation ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Breathing

• Analysis and Integration - Nervous Coordination
  • The wikipedia entry

• Human Health and Disease

• Ecosystems
  • Carbon cycle ~ The wikipedia entry
  • Nitrogen cycle ~ The wikipedia entry

• Plant Biology

Exam Boards and Past Papers

A Level

• AQA Biology A Level (2410) (from 2008)
• AQA Human Biology A Level (2405) (from 2008)
• AQA Biology A Level A (Human) (until 2009)
• AQA Biology A Level B (until 2009)

• Edexcel Biology A Level (9040) (6 modules)
• Edexcel Human Biology A Level (9042) (6 modules)
• Edexcel Biology (Salters-Nuffield) A Level (9048) (6 modules)
• Edexcel Biology AS Level (8040) (3 modules only)
• Edexcel Human Biology AS Levle (8042) (3 modules only)
• Edexcel Biology (Salters-Nuffield) AS Level (8048) (3 modules only)

• OCR Biology A Level (3881 7881)
• OCR Human Biology A Level (3886 7886)
• OCR Biology A Level (H021 H421) (from 2008)
• OCR Human Biology A Level (H023 H423) (from 2008)

• WJEC Biology A Level
• WJEC Human Biology A Level

GCSE

• AQA Biology GCSE (4411)
• AQA Sceicne A GCSE (4461)
• AQA Science B GCSE (4462)
• AQA Human Phisiology and Health GCSE (3417)
• AQA Additional Science GCSE (4463)

• Edexcel GCSE Science, GCSE Additional Science and GCSE Biology 360Science Site (from 2006)
• Edexcel Biology GCSE A (Linear) (1520) (until 2008)
• Edexcel Biology GCSE B (Modular) (1529) (until 2008)
• Edexcel Science GCSE A (Dual Award - Linear) (1522) (until 2008)
• Edexcel Science GCSE B (Dual Award - Modular) (1536) (until 2008)
• Edexcel Science GCSE A (Single Award - Linear) (1521) (until 2008)
• Edexcel Science GCSE B (Single Award - Modular) (1535) (until 2008)

• OCR Science: Gateway Science Suite - Biology B GCSE (J643)
• Science: Twenty First Century Science Suite - Biology A GCSE (J633)

• WJEC Biology GCSE
• WJEC Science GCSE
• WJEC Additional Science GCSE
• WJEC Applied Science GCSE
• WJEC Additional Applied Science GCSE

BTEC

• Edexcel BTEC National Award in Applied Science (Applied Biology) (4449)
• Edexcel BTEC Higher National Certificate in Applied Biology

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