CIE A Level Biology復習筆記5.1.6 How Tumours Form
How a Tumour Forms Cancers demonstrate how important it is that?cell division?is?precisely controlled, as cancers arise due to?uncontrolled mitosis Cancerous cells divide repeatedly and uncontrolla...
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記5.1.5 The Role of Stem Cells
The Significance of Stem Cells A?stem cell?is a cell that can?divide?(by mitosis) an?unlimited number of times Each new cell (produced when a stem cell divides) has the potential to?remain a stem c...
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記5.1.4 The Role of Telomeres
The Significance of Telomeres The?ends?of the chromatids in chromosomes are ‘sealed’ with?protective structures?called?telomeres They are made of?non-coding DNA?(DNA that does not contain genes) th...
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記5.1.3 The Cell Cycle
The Cell Cycle Mitosis?is part of a?precisely controlled process?known as the?cell cycle The cell cycle is the?regulated sequence of events?that occurs?between one cell division and the next The ce...
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記5.1.2 Mitosis
The Importance of Mitosis Mitosis is the process of nuclear division by which two genetically identical daughter nuclei are produced that are also genetically identical to the parent nucleus The pr...
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記5.1.1 Chromosome Structure
Chromosome Structure Chromosomes are made of?one?very long, condensed DNA molecule?associated with proteins (in eukaryotic cells) The main proteins present are the large positively charged globular...
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記4.2.12 Comparing Osmosis in Plants & Animals
Osmosis in Cells: Comparison Comparing & Contrasting the Movement of Water by Osmosis in Plant & Animal Cells Table 轉載自savemyexams
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記4.2.11 Osmosis in Animals
Osmosis: Animal Cells Osmosis is the?net movement of water molecules?from a region of?higher water potential?(dilute solution) to a region of?lower water potential?(concentrated solution), through ...
CIE A Level Biology復習筆記4.2.10 Osmosis in Plant Cells
Osmosis: Plant Cells Osmosis is the?net movement of water molecules?from a region of?higher water potential?(dilute solution) to a region of?lower water potential?(concentrated solution), through a...
