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Happy Friday! 👏🎉

If you need your biology A level cheering up, I might be able to help with www.biologycarol.co.uk. My attempt to help students that can't afford individual tuition. There's a freebie there, so worth a look🙂

Here’s the crucial content and terms for gas exchange in humans 😊
If you need help on more A level topics, check out www.biologycarol.co.uk. Teaching videos that cover the whole of the AQA and OCR A syllabuses are there. Each video has worked exam questions at the end. AND there’s a freebie, so grab that at least👏🎉

This weeks question gives you a little summary of the difference between these two lipid types. You’ll remember that triglycerides make up the fats and oils that we eat (butter, olive oil etc) but that therefore also make up the fat in our body 😬. Phospholipids on the other hand are those molecules that make up the bulk of every membrane (on the outside and inside of cells). Remember that unlike proteins and polysaccharides, lipid are NOT polymers.
Any questions: put them in a comment! As well as any topic requests for future 6markers - I’ll go hunting😂

Never get the marks you deserve? Let’s change that this year by learning FROM mark schemes 😊

Each week I’ll highlight a topic that’s described in a 6 marker question. These questions are really useful for helping you know the
- level of detail &
- terminology required

And I give a bit of biologycarol advice at the end😊

Even if you don’t quite know the answer to a related question, at least you can try and write an answer to A level standard!!

Let’s make this year the year of more marks 👏✅⭐️

Need a topic covered? Tell me in the comments👇

Think of a link between A level biology specification and toilets - pop them in the comments 😁. There’s obvious and less - obvious links - I want them all. Clean language only obvs 😂

Happy Friday!
Loved this so thought I’d pass it on

Heterozygoats.

Biology: the only place where division and multiplication mean the same thing.

What’s you favourite weird biology thing?- love to know😊

Need a bit of help with A level biology maths? My YouTube channel or website might be able to help. Links in the bio.

These bears are polar and they’re doing a bit of H bonding 😊
Happy Friday 🎉

Starch, glycogen, cellulose and chitin.
Everything AS biology students need to know but kept simple. AQA, OCR, Edexcel and Eduqas specs covered 😊

Just started this topic? If you need a bit of help then join me on YouTube at 5😊