B6.2e describe the main steps SB4g genes in agriculture and 89 (no mention of in the process of genetic medicine selection using engineering antibiotic resistance markers) B6.2f explain some of the SB4g genes in agriculture and 88,  possible benefits and risks of medicine 90, 91 using gene technology in modern SB4h GM and agriculture agriculture B6.2g describe and explain some SB4h GM and agriculture 90, 91 (not related to possible biotechnological population growth) solutions to the demands of the growing human population BM6.2i use percentiles and SB2b growth in animals 32 calculate percentage gain and loss of mass BM6.2ii calculate arithmetic none in this section means BM6.2iii use fractions and none in this section percentages BM6.2iv extract and interpret SB4h GM & agriculture 91 information from charts, graphs and tables B6.3 Monitoring and maintaining health B6.3a describe the relationship SB5a health & disease 96, 97 between health and disease B6.3b describe different types of SB5a health & disease 97 diseases B6.3c describe the interactions SB5d pathogens 102, 103 HIV and TB only between different types of disease B6.3d explain how communicable SB5e spreading pathogens 104, no numbers diseases (caused by viruses, SB5h plant diseases 105, bacteria, protists and fungi) are 110, 111 spread in animals and plants B6.3e explain how the spread of Sb5e spreading pathogens 104, communicable diseases may be SB5g plant defences 105, reduced or prevented in animals 108, 109 and plants B6.3f describe a minimum of one Sb5d pathogens 102, common human infection, one SB5h plant diseases 110, plant disease and sexually SB5i physical & chemical 111, 113 transmitted infections in humans barriers including HIV/AIDS B6.3g describe physical plant SB5g plant defences 108  defence responses to disease B6.3h describe chemical plant SB5g plant defences 108, 109  defence responses B6.3i describe different ways SB5h plant diseases 110, 111  plant diseases can be detected and identified, in the lab and in the field B6.3j explain how white blood SB8c the circulatory system 167 cells and platelets are adapted to their defence functions in the blood
B6.2e describe the main steps in the process of genetic engineering SB4g genes in agriculture and medicine 89 (no mention of selection using antibiotic resistance markers) B6.2f  explain some of the possible benefits and risks of using gene technology in modern agriculture SB4g genes in agriculture and medicine SB4h GM and agriculture 88, 90, 91 B6.2g describe and explain some possible biotechnological solutions to the demands of the growing human population SB4h GM and agriculture 90, 91 (not related to population growth) BM6.2i use percentiles and calculate percentage gain and loss of mass SB2b growth in animals 32 BM6.2ii calculate arithmetic means none in this section BM6.2iii use fractions and percentages none in this section BM6.2iv extract and interpret information from charts, graphs and tables SB4h GM & agriculture 91 B6.3 Monitoring and maintaining health B6.3a describe the relationship between health and disease SB5a health & disease 96, 97 B6.3b describe different types of diseases SB5a health & disease 97 B6.3c describe the interactions between different types of disease SB5d pathogens 102, 103 HIV and TB only B6.3d explain how communicable diseases (caused by viruses, bacteria, protists and fungi) are spread in animals and plants SB5e spreading pathogens SB5h plant diseases 104, 105, 110, 111 no numbers B6.3e explain how the spread of communicable diseases may be reduced or prevented in animals and plants Sb5e spreading pathogens SB5g plant defences 104, 105, 108, 109 B6.3f describe a minimum of one common human infection, one plant disease and sexually transmitted infections in humans including HIV/AIDS Sb5d pathogens SB5h plant diseases SB5i physical & chemical barriers 102, 110, 111, 113 B6.3g  describe physical plant defence responses to disease SB5g plant defences 108 B6.3h  describe chemical plant defence responses SB5g plant defences 108, 109 B6.3i  describe different ways plant diseases can be detected and identified, in the lab and in the field SB5h plant diseases 110, 111 B6.3j explain how white blood cells and platelets are adapted to their defence functions in the blood SB8c the circulatory system 167
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