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Animal Cell Specialisation Revision note Biology 

Explore the key concepts of animal cell differentiation, focusing on specialized cells such as sperm, nerve, and muscle cells. This summary highlights their unique structures and functions, including the role of mitochondria, axons, and enzymes in cellular processes. Ideal for biology revision.

Animal Cell Differentiation

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Animal Cell Specialisation 

Diagram of the heart and it’s functions

Explore the anatomy and physiology of the heart, including the roles of the pulmonary artery, aorta, vena cava, and pulmonary veins. Understand how blood circulates through the heart's chambers and the significance of coronary arteries. This summary is essential for GCSE biology students studying the circulatory system.

Heart Structure & Function

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GCSE biology - The Heart

Explore the anatomy and functions of the heart, including the roles of atria, ventricles, valves, and blood vessels in circulation. This summary covers key concepts such as deoxygenated and oxygenated blood flow, and the heart's role in the circulatory system.

Heart Structure & Functions

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The heart

All you need to know for 3.1.2 OCR A BIOLOGY. very good notes 

Explore the key concepts of transport in animals, including blood flow, heart structure, and the role of haemoglobin in oxygen dissociation. This comprehensive summary covers the cardiac cycle, blood vessels, and the circulatory system, providing essential insights for OCR A Biology Module 3.1.2.

Animal Transport Systems

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Module 3- transport in animals 3.1.2

These are notes for the Heart and the direction blood takes through the heart. Suitable for Yr10 

Explore the intricate flow of blood through the heart's structures, including the superior vena cava, atria, ventricles, and valves. This summary provides a clear overview of the mammalian heart and its role in blood circulation, ideal for Year 10 students.

Blood Circulation in the Heart

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Flow of Blood In the Heart + Heart Structures 

Internal Mammalian Heart Diagram A level Biology OCR

Explore the detailed anatomy and functions of the mammalian heart, including blood circulation pathways, heart chambers, valves, and the role of the sino-atrial node. This comprehensive overview is essential for A-level Biology students studying the cardiovascular system.

Mammalian Heart Anatomy

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Internal Mammalian Heart

Revision notes based on EDUQAS A Level biology specification for component 2 transport in animals topic

Comprehensive overview of transport systems in animals, covering the cardiac cycle, blood circulation, and the role of haemoglobin in oxygen transport. This resource aligns with the EDUQAS A Level Biology specification, focusing on key concepts such as blood components, heart structure, and the lymphatic system. Ideal for revision and exam preparation.

Animal Transport Systems Overview

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Transport in Animals revision notes for EDUQAS A level biology

Explore the anatomy and physiology of the human heart, including detailed diagrams and notes on blood circulation, heart chambers, valves, and coronary arteries. This summary covers key concepts such as the role of the atria and ventricles, the function of valves, and the importance of coronary arteries in supplying oxygenated blood to the heart muscle. Ideal for biology revision.

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the human heart

The heart diagram and notes. SOURCE: AQA GCSE 9-1 BIOLOGY HIGHER OXFORD Revise textbook. 

Explore the structure and functions of the mammalian heart in this detailed summary. Understand the roles of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood, the heart's chambers, and the circulatory system. Ideal for GCSE Biology students preparing for exams. Includes key concepts such as heart structure, blood circulation, and the role of cardiac muscle.

Mass transport - the heart

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