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IV Section B7 Health B46 Body defences B47 How does a theory become an accepted fact? B48 Germs and you B49 Alcohol Section B8 The nervous system and hormones B50 Stimulus and response B5 1 Nerves or glands? B52 Hormones to control blood glucose B53 Hormones and cycles B54 Tropisms in shoots B55 Tropisms and plant hormones B56 Rights and wrongs of using hormones Section B9 B57 B58 Homeostasis Keeping a steady state What does dialysis do to blood? Section B10 Cell division B59 A model of mitosis B60 Cells dividing B61 A flick book to show mitosis B62 DNA, genes and protein synthesis B63 Chromosones in sex cells Section B11 Variation B64 Variation in people B65 Variation in ivy leaves B66 Generations of tomato plants B67 Making an identification key Section B12 Inheritance B68 Breeding with beads B69 Skipping a generation B70 Sex-linked inheritance B71 Two inherited diseases B72 Genes B73 Genetic engineering B74 Genetic engineering - the issues B75 Cloning a cauliflower B76 Plant and animal clones B77 Selective breeding B78 Potato cyst eelworm and potato blight Section B13 Evolution B79 Fossils B80 A theory based on natural selection B81 How many offspring? B82 Darwin's century B83 Selection in action B84 Using models to explain selection B85 New types of flu page 59 59 60 60 64 page 66 66 69 70 71 73 73 75 page 76 76 78 page 81 81 82 84 84 85 page 88 88 90 91 92 page 95 95 95 97 99 100 101 103 104 106 108 109 page 112 112 113 114 116 118 119 119
Section B14 The impact of human activities page 122 B86 Patterns in the distribution of a simple plant 123 B87 Investigating plant populations 124 B88 Red squirrels 125 B89 Types of pollution 126 B90 Monitoring water pollution 127 B91 Nitrates in water 129 B92 Acid in the air 131 B93 How do pollutants affect Chlorellal 132 B94 Global warming 133 B95 In defence of modern farming 134 B96 Plant protection in Thailand 135 Further information page 138 Further information about plant nutrition 138 Further information about food and digestion 138 Further information about human physiology 138 Further information about carbon and nitrogen cycles 139 Further information about health 140 Further information about cancer 140 Further information about nerves and hormones 140 Further information about reproduction 141 Further information about inheritance 141 Further information about evolution 142 Further information about ecology 142 Further information about pollution 143 Addresses 144
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY PHOTOSYNTHESIS B6
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY PLANTS WE EAT B8 g
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY THE FOOD TUBE B12
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY THE FOOD TUBE B14
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY B16 MORE ABOUT DIG
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY INVESTIGATING RESP
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY B35 HOW MUCH ENERG
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY SMOKING B37 A grou
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY BUILDING PYRAMIDS
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY PESTICIDES IN FOOD
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY B43 THE CARBON CYC
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY B44 THE NITROGEN C
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY BODY DEFENCES B46
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY ALCOHOL B49 Questi
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY B57 KEEPING A STEA
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY A MODEL OF MITOSIS
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY PLANT AND ANIMAL C
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NUFFIELD BIOLOGY B80 A THEORY BASED
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