B6.3o explain the use of vaccines and 6: infection and 89, 90 medicines in the prevention and treatment response of disease (vaccination) B6.3p explain the aseptic techniques 6: infection and 80 no explanation of aseptic  used in culturing organisms response (higher technique, just practical practical culturing description microorganisms) B6.3q describe the processes of discovery 6: infection and 92, 93 and development of potential new response (discovery medicines and development of drugs) B6.3r recall that many non-communicable 4: animal tissues, 62 paragraph under table human diseases are caused by the organs and organ 4.5 interaction of a number of factors systems (the effect of lifestyle on some non- communicable diseases) B6.3s evaluate some different treatments 4: animal tissues, 56, 57 for cardiovascular disease organs and organ systems (coronary heart disease: a non- communicable disease) B6.3t analyse the effect of lifestyle factors 4: animal tissues, 61, 62 global levels not found on the incidence of non-communicable organs and organ diseases at local, national and global levels systems (the effect of lifestyle on some non- communicable diseases) B6.3u describe cancer as the result of 4: animal tissues, 60 changes in cells that lead to uncontrolled organs and organ growth and division systems (cancer) B6.3v discuss potential benefits and risks 2: cell division (stem 23, 24 associated with the use of stem cells in cell research) medicine B6.3w explain some of the possible benefits 14: reproduction (the 186 and risks of using gene technology in human genome medicine project) B6.3x discuss the potential importance for 14: reproduction (the 186 in 'tips' medicine of our increasing understanding of human genome the human genome project) BM6.3i translate information between working scientifically: 209, 210 not satisfactory graphical and numerical forms dealing with data (data types and graphs) BM6.3ii construct and interpret frequency working scientifically: 209, 210 tables and diagrams, bar charts and dealing with data histograms (data types and graphs) BM6.3iii understand the principles of working scientifically: 267, 268 sampling as applied to scientific data experimental skills (sampling and bias)
B6.3o explain the use of vaccines and medicines in the prevention and treatment of disease 6: infection and response (vaccination) 89, 90 B6.3p  explain the aseptic techniques used in culturing organisms 6: infection and response (higher practical culturing microorganisms) 80 no explanation of aseptic technique, just practical description B6.3q describe the processes of discovery and development of potential new medicines 6: infection and response (discovery and development of drugs) 92, 93 B6.3r recall that many non-communicable human diseases are caused by the interaction of a number of factors 4: animal tissues, organs and organ systems (the effect of lifestyle on some non- communicable diseases) 62 paragraph under table 4.5 B6.3s evaluate some different treatments for cardiovascular disease 4: animal tissues, organs and organ systems (coronary heart disease: a non- communicable disease) 56, 57 B6.3t analyse the effect of lifestyle factors on the incidence of non-communicable diseases at local, national and global levels 4: animal tissues, organs and organ systems (the effect of lifestyle on some non- communicable diseases) 61, 62 global levels not found B6.3u describe cancer as the result of changes in cells that lead to uncontrolled growth and division 4: animal tissues, organs and organ systems (cancer) 60 B6.3v discuss potential benefits and risks associated with the use of stem cells in medicine 2: cell division (stem cell research) 23, 24 B6.3w explain some of the possible benefits and risks of using gene technology in medicine 14: reproduction (the human genome project) 186 B6.3x discuss the potential importance for medicine of our increasing understanding of the human genome 14: reproduction (the human genome project) 186 in 'tips' BM6.3i translate information between graphical and numerical forms working scientifically: dealing with data (data types and graphs) 209, 210 not satisfactory BM6.3ii construct and interpret frequency tables and diagrams, bar charts and histograms working scientifically: dealing with data (data types and graphs) 209, 210 BM6.3iii understand the principles of sampling as applied to scientific data working scientifically: experimental skills (sampling and bias) 267, 268
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