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Revision videos in order

Nerves and Hormones Nervous system Reflex 1 Control in the human body The menstrual cycle Hormones to control fertility Plant Hormones

Keeping healthy Healthy diet Exercise and health Pathogens and the immune system Vaccination Semmelweiss Antibiotics Antibiotic resistance Culturing Microorganisms

Drugs Drug testing Thalidomide Recreational and performance enhancing drugs

Competition and adaptation Arctic adaptations Desert animal adaptations Desert plant adaptations Environmental change

Energy transfer and the carbon cycle Energy and biomass Decomposition The carbon cycle

Genetics and evolution Chromosomes, genes and DNA Sexual and asexual reproduction Cloning plants Cloning animals by embryo transplant Adult cell cloning Genetically modified organisms Genetically modified crops Natural selection