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Cells and microscopy
Identify the cell structures you can see, explain their jobs and measure them correctly.
Junior college / 9477 / 2027
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Identify the cell structures you can see, explain their jobs and measure them correctly.
5 lessons
02
Use molecular bonds and shape to explain storage, support, membranes and proteins.
7 lessons
03
Choose the correct transport mechanism from the molecule, gradient and energy evidence.
4 lessons
04
Connect active-site chemistry to rate curves, inhibition and practical measurements.
4 lessons
05
Separate developmental potential from self-renewal, then follow normal cell lineages.
2 lessons
06
Track sequence, direction and information from DNA copying to a finished polypeptide.
6 lessons
07
Explain how the same genome produces different cells, and locate control using experimental evidence.
5 lessons
08
Follow genomes through viral cycles, bacterial division and horizontal gene transfer.
6 lessons
09
Choose PCR, a gel or a probe for the question, and interpret their controls honestly.
3 lessons
10
Connect sequence changes, chromosome behaviour and regulation to inheritance and cell function.
9 lessons
11
Solve crosses from gametes, linkage and pathways, with clear probability assumptions.
7 lessons
12
Trace photons, electrons, protons and carbon through the chloroplast.
5 lessons
13
Account for carbon and carriers, then explain how electron transfer supports ATP synthesis.
5 lessons
14
Connect receptor binding to amplification, cellular responses and negative feedback.
4 lessons
15
Explain population change and use evidence to reconstruct branching relationships.
6 lessons
16
Count allele copies, use Hardy-Weinberg with confidence, and explain why variation persists.
5 lessons
17
Connect immune-cell roles, antibody structure and genetic diversification.
5 lessons
18
Link pathogen biology to disease, selective treatments and transmission models.
5 lessons
19
Connect carbon choices to ecosystem stress, food resilience and changing vector risks.
7 lessons
20
Plan a fair investigation, make sense of measurements and choose the right calculation or statistical test.
8 lessons