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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Biology revision notes

Genetics Revision Notes

Review revision notes for Genetics in Edexcel Biology.

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Genetics

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  • Chromosomes and alleles (2) Allele 1 Allele 3 Allele 2 diagram

    Specification Link

    This genetics diagram is used for: Give a clear account of the inheritance of the ABO blood groups with reference to codominance and multiple alleles.

    What To Explain

    DNA is organised into genes and chromosomes, so the diagram should be linked to inherited information.

    Exam Answer Move

    This is aligned to: Give a clear account of the inheritance of the ABO blood groups with reference to codominance and multiple alleles. The learner should connect the visual to genetic information, inheritance or variation as required by the objective.

  • Hemorrhoids Internal hemorrhoids External hemorrhoids diagram

    Specification Link

    This digestive system diagram is used for: Build an explanation of the way the order of bases in a section of DNA decides the order of amino acids in the protein and that these fold to produce specifically shaped proteins for example enzymes.

    What To Explain

    Digestive organs and enzymes break large insoluble food molecules into smaller soluble molecules that can be absorbed.

    Exam Answer Move

    This is tied to: Build an explanation of the way the order of bases in a section of DNA decides the order of amino acids in the protein and that these fold to produce specifically shaped proteins for example enzymes. The learner should explain digestion, enzymes or absorption.

  • Protein Quaternary Structure diagram

    Recognising Protein Quaternary Structure

    Protein Quaternary Structure supports DNA, Amino Acids, and Protein Folding by giving students a diagram they can connect to the specification point being tested.

    What To Explain

    The membrane is selectively permeable, so substances move across it by diffusion, osmosis or active transport depending on the particle and gradient.

    Syllabus Link

    Primary private mapping: EDEXCEL GCSE Biology 1BI0, Genetics.

    Exam Answer Move

    This is linked to: Build an explanation of the way the order of bases in a section of DNA decides the order of amino acids in the protein and that these fold to produce specifically shaped proteins for example enzymes. A strong answer names the transport process and links it to membrane structure.

  • Protein Quaternary Structure diagram

    Recognising Protein Quaternary Structure

    Protein Quaternary Structure supports ABO Blood Group Inheritance by giving students a diagram they can connect to the specification point being tested.

    What To Explain

    The membrane is selectively permeable, so substances move across it by diffusion, osmosis or active transport depending on the particle and gradient.

    Syllabus Link

    Primary private mapping: EDEXCEL GCSE Biology 1BI0, Genetics.

    Exam Answer Move

    This is linked to: Give a clear account of the inheritance of the ABO blood groups with reference to codominance and multiple alleles. A strong answer names the transport process and links it to membrane structure.

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