Microbiology and Biotechnology - Susan Wells, Pauline Lowrie
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 Microbiology and Biotechnology - Susan Wells, Pauline Lowrie
 Microbiology and Biotechnology - Susan Wells, Pauline Lowrie ... specifications for Advanced Level Biology for teaching from September 2000. It has been endorsed by OCR for use with the OCR Biology specification A. It provides full coverage of the Biology option module of the same name.Newest Review: ... be pretty much entirely new to you. Although you’ll know the basics (e.g. glucose as a energy source) you now need to ... more ... know it all in much more detail and specifically for microbial for life. Some of the units above are more practically orientated but you can still be asked about how you’d do them in an exam. (N.B. if you are doing the practical exam [did mine today!] you’ll not be asked to do anything you’ve learned in this option module because the practical exam is universal across the board so they are not going to ask you to carry out anything involving microbes because not everyone will have studied this uni...more |
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Microbiology and Biotechnology - Susan Wells, Pauline Lowrie: Ever wanted to see what sour milk looks like under the micro ... (1770 words)
by - written on 22/05/02 (Very useful, 249 readings)
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Yes, I’m reviewing yet another text book! This is the last one for this year though, honest! This book is designed for A2 level Biology students studying with the OCR exam board. You may remember from reading my other biology text book reviews that I said the A2 course was split up into two parts. The first part that you sit an exam on called ‘Central Concepts’ and then the second part which is an ‘option’ module. I say option in inverted comers because we didn’t actually get a choice in the matter. Some of you may though, its just our teacher wanted to teach us this bit and we had no choice but to do this module! ... Read the complete review
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