A one-topic revision summary for AQA GCSE Biology Paper 1, Cell Biology. It compares eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, sorts the organelles into animal only, plant only and both, labels a bacterial cell and explains how specialised cells such as red blood cells, sperm cells, nerve cells, root hair cells and palisade cells are adapted to their jobs.
- 6 slides
- AQA GCSE Biology Paper 1
- Revision summary
- Exam tips included
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What the PowerPoint covers
- Eukaryotic vs prokaryotic cells: a side by side table of size, DNA, organelles and cell walls.
- Animal and plant cells: which organelles are found in both, in animal cells only and in plant cells only, and what each one does.
- Bacterial cell structure: a labelled diagram with circular DNA, plasmids, ribosomes, cell wall, capsule and flagellum.
- Specialised cells: six cells and the adaptations that suit each one to its function.
- Key vocabulary and exam tips: the definitions examiners look for and the mistakes to avoid.
Who it is for
GCSE biology and combined science students (Foundation and Higher) revising Cell Biology, and teachers who want a ready made summary for a recap starter, homework or revision lesson. Written for the AQA specification, and just as useful for other exam boards.
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