Biology Resources (page 11)

A-level Biology can be challenging to revise as there is a vast amount of very detailed content, so I have summarised a few different methods to try if you are struggling to know wher...

A-level Biology can be challenging to revise as there is a vast amount of very detailed content, so I have summarised a few different methods to try if you are struggling to know wher...

Was Jesus married? Does he have a bloodline which continues to the present day. We know that there are descendants of other significant religious figures living today, so why not Jesu...

Can you remember the last sunny day you spent in a park? As you basked on the grass, you could probably hear conversations all around you: couples cooing, teenagers cackling, dogs bar...

Homeostasis is the regulation of the internal body conditions, such as internal body temperature, water levels and blood glucose concentration, within narrow limits. Homeostasis uses ...

Blood circulation in the heart - GCSE Biology Summary sheet1) Deoxygenated venous blood reutrns to the heart via the suprior and inferior vena cava.2) The vena cava drain into the ___...

SIZEProkaryotes are smaller and simpler than eukaryotesDNADNA is free in the cytoplasm in prokaryotes, but in the nucleus in eukaryotesDNA is not associated with proteins in prokaryot...

Case Study Report: Diagnosis of Mild and Severe Respiratory Illness IntroductionAn outbreak of respiratory illness has infected workers in Vietnam on a duck farm. To identify what pat...

Inside our bodies lie a number of `organs` - which are the main body parts (like small machines!) that control how are bodies work.Two of the main ones (and probably the most importan...

Plants and Humans live in a happy equilibrium. Plants undergo a process called photosynthesis, which enables them tomake their own food. Plants take in carbon dioxide (CO2) and water ...