Aqa gcse biology b1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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GCSE Biology topic 1 ( cell biology), detailed handwritten notes with diagrams, AQA style but applicable to all exam boards. Includes various topics such as: Cell structure, Cell division, Mitosis and the cell cycle, Stem cells and Transport in cells.

A book of summary notes for all of GCSE Biology on AQA, in the form of concise mind maps of each topic from a student who achieved all 9s at GCSE. These can be used to create flashcards from, free recall and memorisation of key facts. Please note that B15 genetics and evolution is missing as my dog ate it. Sorry! B1-18 included otherwise.

A summary of the topic of Cell Biology from the AQA GCSE Biology specification. These notes helped me achieve a grade 8 in my mocks. The notes are separated into key sub-sections from the chapter, with many diagrams and labels to aid revision. This document DOES NOT include required practicals from this chapter, however notes for those can be bought separately or in a bundle.

A summary of the topic 'cell structure and transport' in a short form to allow for quick reading before your exam.

GCSE AQA combined science trilogy biology: B1 Cell Biology - Cells - a page describing animal, plant and bacteria cells - includes labelled diagrams - most info extracted from CGP combined science trilogy revision guide Good luck revising!

Special type of diffusion (Osmosis), all about osmosis, this document is for GCSE Students...

A summary of the topic of B1, with a bit of detail but easy to learn notes and a good explanation of the topic. Includes practical experiments.

More common knowledge about Animal and Plant cells when it comes to GCSE>More useful when it come up in your GCSE Exams!