All 21 topics of Cambridge IGCSE Biology 0610, in syllabus order. Every topic has lessons with interactive 3D labs, a question bank and revision notes. Practical trainers for Paper 5 and Paper 6 are ready too.
Trainers for the practical papers, marked the way examiners mark. See every practical trainer.
What makes something alive, how living things are named and grouped, and how to build and use dichotomous keys.
Plant, animal and bacterial cells, specialised cells, and calculating magnification and the actual size of specimens.
Diffusion, osmosis and active transport, with the potato and plant-tissue investigations that test them.
The chemical elements and building blocks of carbohydrates, fats and proteins, food tests, and the structure of DNA.
Biological catalysts: the active site, specificity, and the effects of temperature and pH, investigated in the lab.
Photosynthesis, limiting factors and how the structure of a leaf is adapted to make food.
A balanced diet, the digestive system, physical and chemical digestion, and absorption.
Xylem and phloem, water uptake, transpiration and translocation.
Circulatory systems, the heart, blood vessels and the components of blood.
Pathogens, how disease spreads, the body's defences, antibodies and vaccination.
The breathing system, the features of gas exchange surfaces, and the effect of exercise on breathing.
Aerobic and anaerobic respiration: where the energy comes from and how yeast and muscles use it.
Removing the waste products of metabolism: the kidneys, urea and the liver.
Nerves, the eye, hormones, homeostasis and tropic responses in plants.
Medicinal drugs, antibiotics and antibiotic resistance.
Asexual and sexual reproduction in plants and humans, sex hormones and sexually transmitted infections.
Chromosomes, genes and proteins, mitosis and meiosis, and monohybrid crosses.
Continuous and discontinuous variation, adaptive features, natural and artificial selection.
Energy flow, food chains and webs, the carbon and nitrogen cycles, and populations.
Food supply, habitat destruction, pollution and conservation.
Using microorganisms in biotechnology, and how genes are transferred between organisms.
AS & A Level Biology 9700 builds on every topic here: cells, molecules, transport and inheritance in much more depth.