I am currently a medical student at the University of Birmingham and these notes helped me to achieve an A* in my final exam. They are notes for SNAB specification which is also called the Pearson Biology A specification. I have broken down my notes into specification points, placed my keywords in bold and included a glossary at the end. They have information on: Sliding filament theory Respiration Control of heart rate and cardiac output Homeostasis Hormones so may still be useful if you study a different specification. These notes took me a long time to make and will definitely save you a lot of time.

I am a medical student at the University of Birmingham and these notes helped me achieve an A*. SNAB A-level Biology Topic 2 (Genes and health) where I’ve broken the topic down by each specification point and have a glossary at the end with all key words that I have used. These notes have information on: Gas exchange Membrane structure DNA structure Cell transport Protein synthesis Protein structure DNA replication Mutations Inheritance Along with other information so may be applicable to A-level Biology students doing other specifications.

I am currently a medical student at the University of Birmingham and these notes helped me to achieve an A* in the exam. They are notes on topic 6 immunity, infection and forensics for the SNAB specification which is also called Pearson spec A. They have information on: Forensics PCR and gel electrophoresis Immune response (specific and non-specific) Viruses Immunity Antibiotics So they may be useful for students doing other specifications. These notes took me many hours to make so they will definitely save you lots of time.

I am a medical student at the University of Birmingham and these notes helped me get an A* in A-level Biology. Notes for SNAB A-level Biology Topic 1 lifestyle health and risk. They break down the entire topic by each specification point and include a glossary at the end. Notes are on the causes, effects and treatments of cardiovascular disease so include information on: Circulatory system Cardiac cycle Atherosclerosis and blood clotting Risk-factors for CVD Types of studies Carbohydrates, lipids and cholesterol Treatments of CVD Plus addition information on other areas which means they may be applicable to other A-level biology specifications.

I am a Medical student at the University of Birmingham who achieved an A* in A-level chemistry. These notes summarise all of OCR module 5 which is on physical chemistry and transition metals These notes have information on: Reaction rates and equilibrium pH and buffers enthalpy energy and free energy REDOX and electrode potential Transition metals This means they may be applicable to other A-level chemistry specifications