B6.3 Monitoring and maintaining health B6.3a describe the relationship between 4: animal tissues, 58 relationship to disease health and disease organs and organ not made systems (health issues) B6.3b describe different types of diseases 4: animal tissues, 59-62 organs and organ 79-85 systems (health issues) 6: infection and response (communicable diseases) B6.3c describe the interactions between not found different types of disease B6.3d explain how communicable diseases 6: infection and 80, 81 (caused by viruses, bacteria, protists and response (spread of fungi) are spread in animals and plants pathogens) B6.3e explain how the spread of 6: infection and 85-88 communicable diseases may be reduced or response (human prevented in animals and plants defence systems) B6.3f describe a minimum of one common 6: infection and 81, 82, human infection, one plant disease and response (Measles; 103, 104 sexually transmitted infections in humans HIV/AIDS) including HIV/AIDS 8: plant diseases (detection and identification of plant diseases) B6.3g describe physical plant defence 8: plant diseases 106  responses to disease (plant defence responses) B6.3h describe chemical plant defence 8: plant diseases 106  responses (plant defence responses) B6.3i different ways plant 8: plant diseases 105 diseases can be detected and identified, (other diseases) in the lab and in the field B6.3j explain how white blood cells and 4: animal tissues, 55, 56 platelets are adapted to their defence organs and organ functions in the blood systems (components of blood) B6.3k describe the non-specific defence 6: infection and 85-88 systems of the human body against response (human pathogens defence systems) B6.3l explain the role of the immune system 6: infection and 87, 88 of the human body in defence against response (human disease defence systems) B6.3m describe how monoclonal 7: monoclonal 97-99  antibodies are produced antibodies (producing monoclonal antibodies) B6.3n describe some of the ways in 7: monoclonal 99, 100  which monoclonal antibodies can be antibodies (using used monoclonal antibodies)
B6.3 Monitoring and maintaining health B6.3a describe the relationship between health and disease 4: animal tissues, organs and organ systems (health issues) 58 relationship to disease not made B6.3b describe different types of diseases 4: animal tissues, organs and organ systems (health issues) 6: infection and response (communicable diseases) 59-62 79-85 B6.3c describe the interactions between different types of disease not found B6.3d explain how communicable diseases (caused by viruses, bacteria, protists and fungi) are spread in animals and plants 6: infection and response (spread of pathogens) 80, 81 B6.3e explain how the spread of communicable diseases may be reduced or prevented in animals and plants 6: infection and response (human defence systems) 85-88 B6.3f describe a minimum of one common human infection, one plant disease and sexually transmitted infections in humans including HIV/AIDS 6: infection and response (Measles; HIV/AIDS) 8: plant diseases (detection and identification of plant diseases) 81, 82, 103, 104 B6.3g  describe physical plant defence responses to disease 8: plant diseases (plant defence responses) 106 B6.3h  describe chemical plant defence responses 8: plant diseases (plant defence responses) 106 B6.3i different ways plant diseases can be detected and identified, in the lab and in the field 8: plant diseases (other diseases) 105 B6.3j explain how white blood cells and platelets are adapted to their defence functions in the blood 4: animal tissues, organs and organ systems (components of blood) 55, 56 B6.3k describe the non-specific defence systems of the human body against pathogens 6: infection and response (human defence systems) 85-88 B6.3l explain the role of the immune system of the human body in defence against disease 6: infection and response (human defence systems) 87, 88 B6.3m  describe how monoclonal antibodies are produced 7: monoclonal antibodies (producing monoclonal antibodies) 97-99 B6.3n  describe some of the ways in which monoclonal antibodies can be used 7: monoclonal antibodies (using monoclonal antibodies) 99, 100
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