Ib human physiology - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Cell biology: animal vs plant cells, eukaryotic vs prokaryotic cells, transport processes, cell theory and more

Genetics notes, including inheritance patterns, genetic diseases, meiosis, and genetic engineering.

Ecology notes, including climate change, the carbon cycle, ecosystems and trophic levels, food chains and ecological interactions.

Evolution and Biodiversity notes, including cladistics, classification, evidence and processes of evolution, taxonomy and speciation.

The notes for the IB course of Biology - TOPIC 6 & 11 ANIMAL AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY - by an IB student of M22 achieving 45 points (7 for Biology predicted and achieved). Notes are handwritten and organized by subchapter. All you need to achieve a 7 in IB Biology is contained within the note-set for this chapter. Contains only relevant information that gets asked in exams and topic tests - summarized from the Companion Course-books (Pearson and Oxford). Perfect for revision purposes and final IB ex...

This list includes all difficult terminology covering all chapters of the IB course companion. This helps you to get a good overview of and connections between the topics and may gain you extra points in the final exam!

BIOLOGY IB HIGHER LEVEL LEARNING OUTCOMES TOPICS 6.6 THROUGH TO TOPIC 11 AND HL UNITS FOR OPTION D TOPICS 6.6 to topic 11 and units for option D specifically for HL Topic 7: Nucleic Acids and Proteins · Topic 8: Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis · Topic 9: Plant Science · Topic 10: Genetics · Topic 11: Human PHYSIOLOGY

IB Biology Topic 6: Human Physiology Topic 6.1: Human physiology – Digestion and absorption The structure of the wall of the small intestine allows it to move, digest and absorb food. • Understanding: The contraction of circular and longitudinal muscle of the small intestine mixes the food with enzymes and moves it along the gut.  Smooth muscles: muscles that exerts continuous moderate force that consists of relatively short cells not elongated fibres  Circular muscle...

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