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Revision notes help
Hey guys, for ALEVEL OCR A Biology, do we need to know about phenols, alkaloids, terpenoids and hydrolytic enzymes etc in detail for the Communicable Diseases topic?
Thank you!
Thank you!
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No - i think its just a basic understading and some examples
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Original post by toothysmile
No - i think its just a basic understading and some examples
So you don't think I need this whole table? What do you reckon I note down?
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