B6.3k describe the non-specific SB5j the immune system 114, 115 defence systems of the human body against pathogens B6.3l explain the role of the SB5j the immune system 114, 115 immune system of the human body in defence against disease B6.3m describe how SB5l monoclonal antibodies 120, 121  monoclonal antibodies are produced B6.3n describe some of the SB5l monoclonal antibodies 121  ways in which monoclonal antibodies can be used B6.3o explain the use of vaccines SB5j the immune system 115, no mention of and medicines in the prevention SB5k antibiotic and core 116, antivirals. (Antiseptics and treatment of disease practicals 117, 118 mentioned in core practical) B6.3p explain the aseptic SB5k core practical antibiotics 118, 119  techniques used in culturing organisms B6.3q describe the processes of SB5k antibiotics 116, 117 discovery and development of potential new medicines B6.3r recall that many SB5b non communicable 98, 99, human diseases diseases 100, are caused by the interaction of a SB5c cardiovascular disease 101, number of factors SB7f type 2 diabetes 152, 153 B6.3s evaluate some different SB5c cardiovascular disease 101 treatments for cardiovascular disease B6.3t analyse the effect of lifestyle SB5b non communicable 99 factors on the incidence of diseases diseases at local, national and global levels B6.3u describe cancer as the SB2a mitosis 31 result of changes in cells that lead to uncontrolled growth and division B6.3v discuss potential benefits SB2d stem cells 37 and risks associated with the use of stem cells in medicine B6.3w explain some of the SB4g genes in agriculture and 88, 89 possible benefits and risks of medicine using gene technology in medicine B6.3x discuss the potential SB3j gene mutation 71 Human genome importance for medicine of our project increasing understanding of the human genome BM6.3i translate information SB5b non communicable 99 between graphical and numerical diseases forms BM6.3ii construct and interpret SB5b non communicable 99, 100 frequency tables and diagrams, diseases SB5c cardiovascular bar charts and histograms disease
B6.3k describe the non-specific defence systems of the human body against pathogens SB5j the immune system 114, 115 B6.3l explain the role of the immune system of the human body in defence against disease SB5j the immune system 114, 115 B6.3m  describe how monoclonal antibodies are produced SB5l monoclonal antibodies 120, 121 B6.3n  describe some of the ways in which monoclonal antibodies can be used SB5l monoclonal antibodies 121 B6.3o explain the use of vaccines and medicines in the prevention and treatment of disease SB5j the immune system SB5k antibiotic and core practicals 115, 116, 117, 118 no mention of antivirals. (Antiseptics mentioned in core practical) B6.3p  explain the aseptic techniques used in culturing organisms SB5k core practical antibiotics 118, 119 B6.3q describe the processes of discovery and development of potential new medicines SB5k antibiotics 116, 117 B6.3r recall that many human diseases are caused by the interaction of a number of factors SB5b non communicable diseases SB5c cardiovascular disease SB7f type 2 diabetes 98, 99, 100, 101, 152, 153 B6.3s evaluate some different treatments for cardiovascular disease SB5c cardiovascular disease 101 B6.3t analyse the effect of lifestyle factors on the incidence of diseases at local, national and global levels SB5b non communicable diseases 99 B6.3u describe cancer as the result of changes in cells that lead to uncontrolled growth and division SB2a mitosis 31 B6.3v discuss potential benefits and risks associated with the use of stem cells in medicine SB2d stem cells 37 B6.3w explain some of the possible benefits and risks of using gene technology in medicine SB4g genes in agriculture and medicine 88, 89 B6.3x discuss the potential importance for medicine of our increasing understanding of the human genome SB3j gene mutation 71 Human genome project BM6.3i translate information between graphical and numerical forms SB5b non communicable diseases 99 BM6.3ii construct and interpret frequency tables and diagrams, bar charts and histograms SB5b non communicable diseases SB5c cardiovascular disease 99, 100
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