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A summary of all of the AS Level Biology material for the OCR AS Biology exam.

Hello! I have completed my A levels in 2021 and these revision documents are what I used to revise for biology. This is chapter 2, cellular biology, the first thing that you'll learn in A level biology. It goes through the cellular structures and functions, deeper than GCSE and also through the types of microscopes. Hope this helps!

Here, you can purchase an excellent revision guide, that goes through all the content required that will help you get an A* in your A-Level Biology exams! This document includes detailed notes, diagrams, images, equations and many example practice questions that will hugely boost your grade! Over the last two years, I have been continuously developing this very concise, detailed document that acts as a revision guide for the OCR A-Level Biology-A course. I have definitely put in large amou...

Full notes on photosynthesis. I wrote this notes using the mark scheme of previous papers so you include all the key words and do not lose any marks. All the notes are relevant to exam questions and no additional information is written, as this is exam specific

Detailed notes with all the vital information needed to pass exams.

This biology page is a cornell style method of taking notes.

In this document, I have summarized the topic of Respiration for the OCR A level Biology Course. Within this topic, we will look at; Glycolysis, anaerobic respiration, lactate fermentation, ethanol fermentation, The link Reaction, Krebs Cycle, Electron transport Chain

In this Document, I summarize the topic of Photosynthesis for the OCR A level Biology Specification. Within this Topic, you will find all you need to know about photosynthesis, including the Light dependent and independent stages as well as the structure of the chloroplast (including photo-systems).

In this document, I summarize the topic of neuronal communication found in the A Level Biology course. Within this Topic, we look at; Types of neuron, action potentials, synapses and myelination.