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Free Biology 9700 course — 44 syllabus topics

Revise Cambridge A-Level Biology (9700) topic by topic. This free course covers 44 official syllabus points including 44 premium visual lessons on Cell biology, Genetics, Human physiology, Ecology. Each topic links to real past-paper questions with mark-scheme marking — a free alternative to paid note sites.

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Biology

44 premium lessons live for Cambridge 9700 Biology. Learn visually, read concise notes, then mark real past papers on every topic.

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1 · Cell structure

◆The microscope in cell studies1.1CONTINUE→Cells as the basic units of living organisms1.2→

2 · Biological molecules

Testing for biological molecules2.1→Carbohydrates and lipids2.2→Proteins2.3→Water2.4→

3 · Enzymes

Mode of action of enzymes3.1→Factors that affect enzyme action3.2→

4 · Cell membranes and transport

Fluid mosaic membranes4.1→Movement into and out of cells4.2→

5 · The mitotic cell cycle

Replication and division of nuclei and cells5.1→Chromosome behaviour in mitosis5.2→

6 · Nucleic acids and protein synthesis

Structure of nucleic acids and replication of DNA6.1→Protein synthesis6.2→

7 · Transport in plants

Structure of transport tissues7.1→Transport mechanisms7.2→

8 · Transport in mammals

The circulatory system8.1→Transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide8.2→The heart8.3→

9 · Gas exchange

The gas exchange system9.1→

10 · Infectious diseases

Infectious diseases10.1→Antibiotics10.2→

11 · Immunity

The immune system11.1→Antibodies and vaccination11.2→

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Learn visually

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Practise & mark

Attempt a real past-paper question, marked against the official scheme.

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Tick the topic, watch your mastery ring fill, move to the next.

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