A Level Biology A for OCR Student Book

Revision notes and summary questions for Units 1-6 including: Basic components of Living systems, Enzymes, Cell Surface Membrane, Biological Molecules, Nucleic acids and Cell Division.

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•  • 26 pages • 
• By  oujo

These notes cover the whole of Module 2 (out of 6) for OCR A Biology. It follows the specification, with each subheading having the relevant information underneath, meaning it includes EVERYTHING the exam board could ask you. Wrote these myself from 3 textbooks and personal tutor meetings and got in the top 10% of the UK (A* grade) at A-Level.

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•  • 24 pages • 
• By  butchermolly04

Brief summary of the different prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

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•  • 3 pages • 
• By  dorkartsy13

Summary of the plant cell ultrastructure involving the different cells involved.

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•  • 1 pages • 
• By  dorkartsy13

A well-written set of notes on transport in plants. Everything on the specification is included in the notes as well as extra information to get the higher grades. The notes are concise and accurate and they also include model answers to questions that are likely to come up in the exam.

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•  • 9 pages • 
• By  reona1

This is a summary of the enzyme with clear diagrams and good, clear and understandable explanation. Neatly presented. Following topics covered: Lock and Key Hypothesis Induced- fit hypothesis Competitive inhibition In competitive inhibition Cofactors and coenzymes

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•  • 3 pages • 
• By  hgunaratnam

I achieved an A in biology A-Level and I am now going on to study Pharmacology at Bath. To write these notes I followed the specification as given by OCR and several textbooks, such as the Oxford A Level for Biology A. This document contains information on plasma membranes, factors affecting them, active transport, bulk transport, animal cells and osmosis, cell division, mitosis, meiosis.

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•  • 3 pages • 
• By  bunceellie

I achieved an A in biology A-Level and I am now going on to study Pharmacology at Bath. To write these notes I followed the specification as given by OCR and several textbooks, such as the Oxford A Level for Biology A. This document consists of the summary of unit 2.1.4 enzymes and contains information about their mechanism of action, factors affecting them, inhibitors, end product inhibition and precursor activation.

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•  • 2 pages • 
• By  bunceellie

A short, easy to understand summary of electrophilic addition and the minor and major product formation.

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• By  georgiacollighan

This is a summary of the different type of specialised cells including a detailed explanation of stem cells and short bullet points on common arguments on stem cells

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•  • 2 pages • 
• By  dorkartsy13

A well-written set of notes on transport in animals. Everything on the specification is included in the notes as well as extra information to get the higher grades. The notes are concise and accurate and they also include model answers to questions that are likely to come up in the exam.

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•  • 13 pages • 
• By  reona1

A well-written set of notes on transport in plants. Everything on the specification is included in the notes as well as extra information to get the higher grades. The notes are concise and accurate and they also include model answers to questions that are likely to come up in the exam.

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•  • 9 pages • 
• By  reona1

A well-written set of notes on exchange surfaces. Everything on the specification is included in the notes as well as extra information to get the higher grades. The notes are concise and accurate and they also include model answers to questions that are likely to come up in the exam.

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•  • 10 pages • 
• By  reona1

These notes cover the whole of Module 6 (out of 6) for OCR A Biology. It follows the specification, with each subheading having the relevant information underneath, meaning it includes EVERYTHING the exam board could ask you. Wrote these myself from 3 textbooks and personal tutor meetings and got in the top 10% of the UK (A* grade) at A-Level.

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•  • 43 pages • 
• By  butchermolly04

OCR (A) A-level Biology Chapter 19 (Genetics of living systems) Information flashcards graded A*/A

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•  • 24 pages • 
• By  Conniem01

A short, easy to understand summary of electrophilic addition and the minor and major product formation.

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•  • 2 pages • 
• By  georgiacollighan

Detailed notes covering every single specification point from the section 2.1.6 in the A level Chemistry OCR (2015) specification. These are A* study notes.

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•  • 14 pages • 
• By  JemmaHarrison

Detailed handwritten notes covering the whole topic of exchanges surfaces (specification point 3.1.1). This is for the OCR A level Biology A course. These notes cover every single specification point within this topic and are concise but contain everything you need to know. A* level notes.

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•  • 11 pages • 
• By  JemmaHarrison

Detailed notes covering the whole topic of transport in animals (specification point 3.1.2). This is for the OCR A level Biology A course. These notes cover every single specification point within this topic and are concise but contain everything you need to know. A* level notes.

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•  • 14 pages • 
• By  JemmaHarrison

Detailed notes covering the whole topic of transport in plants (specification point 3.1.3). This is for the OCR A level Biology A course. These notes cover every single specification point within this topic and are concise but contain everything you need to know. A* level notes.

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•  • 10 pages • 
• By  JemmaHarrison