This complete lesson covers all specification points for the new 2024 OCR specification. Covering enzymes, co-enzymes, co-factors and inhibitors of enzymes. The A-level standard powerpoint gives detailed notes and visuals on the information needed and can be used for class presentation, homework note-taking, cover work and revision. The exam based questions, complete with answers can be used as a classwork task, homework or revision resource. Covering: Enzyme co-factors Co-enzymes Prosthetic groups Competitive inhibition Non-competitive inhibition End-product inhibition Reversible inhibitors Non-reversible inhibitors Classwork questions and answers Exam-based questions and answers

This 100+ page PowerPoint comprehensively covers the maths skills needed to succeed in GCSE science. The powerpoint has explanations, questions and answers for the skills. Covering: -Decimals, fractions, ratios and percentages -Standard form Estimates -Order of magnitude -Converting units -Appropriate number of significant figures -Mean, median and mode -Frequency tables and diagrams, histograms and bar charts -Scatter diagrams and correlations -Simple probability -Mathematical symbols (=, <, <<, >>, >, etc) -Rearranging equations -Solving simple algebraic equations -Translating between graphical and numerical form -y=mx+c -Determining the gradient of a graph -Calculating a rate of change -Calculating surface areas and volume

The booklet covers the Edexcel core practicals for: Cells / using microscopes pH changes and enzymes Osmosis Food tests (starch, proteins, sugars and lipids) Extracting DNA Photosynthesis Rate of respiration Quadrats and transects One booklet includes equipment lists, instructions, diagrams and model results if students are unable to complete the practical as well as extensive exam-style questions to assess understanding and is a great revision, follow up or cover lesson resource The second booklet contains all of the above but with blank results tables for students to complete.

This PowerPoint concisely covers the Hardy-Weinburg equation and Chi squared test to strong A-level standard. It covers points 6.1.2 c, d and f from the new 2024 OCR specification. There are examples, questions and answers covering: -using the chi sqared test to determine the difference between the observed and expected characteristics, -Continuous and discontinuous variation Using the Hardy-Weinburg principle to calculate allele frequency in populations Great as a full class lesson, revision resource or homework practice

The full lesson contains a powerpoint, class questions and exam-based questions and answers to fully cover all specification points for AQA nucleotides. The structure of DNA and RNA nucleotides is covered followed by the structure of DNA strands. The engaging lesson contains all the resources needed to teach A-level standard biological molecules

THis comprehensive resource can be used as a 2/3 whole lessons, cover lesson or revision resource. The content of the OCR specification is covered to A-level standard, inclulding: -Environmental and genetic factors of variation -Sexual reproduction and generic variation - Monogenic inheritance -Dihybrid inheritance -Multiple alleles -Sex-linkage -Co-dominance -Epistasis -Linkage Questions and answers are included in the powerpoint, with no printing needed.

This complete lesson or revision resource covers the molecules involved in protein synthesis and the processes of transcription and translation. The engaging powerpoint covers all specification points to A-level standard and includes printable exam questions with answers. This resource is perfect ans an entire lesson or a revision resource for students.

This complete lesson or revision resource covers the molecules involved in protein synthesis and the processes of transcription and translation. The engaging powerpoint covers all specification points (2.1.3g) to a high A-level standard and includes printable exam questions with answers. Updated for the new 2024 specification

Powerpoint, exam style questions and answers for a full lesson covering ATP structure and uses as well as common inorganic ions. The engaging powerpoint allows for opportunities to assess students understanding.

This 43 page powerpoint, designed to be used over two lessons, comprehensively covers the structure and function of membranes. THis includes phospholipids, cholesterol, intrinsic and extrinsic proteins, glycoproteins and glycolipids. The presentation also covers the factors that affect the membrane, core practical and follow up questions. The separate printable exam questions can be used as classwork, homework or revision.

Powerpoint and exam questions covering OCR biology A-level Lipids. Powerpoint covers the structure and function of triglycerides and phospholipids in an engaging and clear way. Diagrams and note explanations present on each part and completely covering specification points

The full lesson contains a powerpoint, class questions and exam-based questions and answers to fully cover all specification points for Edexcel nucleotides. The structure of DNA and RNA nucleotides is covered followed by the structure of DNA strands. The engaging lesson contains all the resources needed to teach A-level standard biological molecules

This comprehensive 65 page powerpoint is designed to be used over three lessons to teach or revise diffusion, osmosis and active transport in detail. The powerpoint covers simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis, active transport and bulk transport of molecules into and out of the cell. The easily printable exam questions and answers can be used as classwork, homework or revision. The specification points for AQA are clearly met and displayed at the start of the powerpoint

This comprehensive resource covers the new 2024 OCR specification to a high A-level standard. This full lesson covers DNA replication, with extended optional reading into continuous and discontinuous replication. It also covers the nature of the genetic code and the effect mutations may have on the final protein. The engaging slides can be used as an in-class presentation, cover resource or revision resource. Exam questions are also included to assess students understanding.

Powerpoint and exam questions covering AQA biology A-level Lipids. Powerpoint covers the structure and function of triglycerides and phospholipids in an engaging and clear way. Diagrams and note explanations present on each part and completely covering specification points

This full lesson covers DNA replication, with extended optional reading into continuous and discontinuous replication. It also covers the nature of the genetic code and the effect mutations may have on the final protein. The engaging slides are written to A-level standard and follow the specification points. Exam questions are also included to assess students understanding.

This 43 page PowerPoint, designed to be used over two lessons, comprehensively covers the structure and function of membranes. This includes phospholipids, cholesterol, intrinsic and extrinsic proteins, glycoproteins and glycolipids. The presentation also covers an extension to fully meet the requirement for additional reading into the factors that affect the membrane for the most able students. Core practical and follow up questions are included. The separate printable exam questions and answers can be used as classwork, homework or revision

This 43 page powerpoint, designed to be used over two lessons, comprehensively covers the structure and function of membranes. This includes phospholipids, cholesterol, intrinsic and extrinsic proteins, glycoproteins and glycolipids. The presentation also covers the factors that affect the membrane, core practical and follow up questions. The separate printable exam questions can be used as classwork, homework or revision.

The comprehensive powerpoint and exam questions cover the specification points for OCR looking at the cell cycle and control of the cell cycle. The printable exam questions can be used as classwork, homework or revision resources. Specification points: (a) the cell cycle To include the processes taking place during interphase (G1, S and G2), mitosis and cytokinesis, leading to genetically identical cells. (b) how the cell cycle is regulated To include an outline of the use of checkpoints to control the cycle.