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Control Systems

Control systems use both nervous and chemical responses. Control systems are made up of three parts:

Receptors

Receptors

  • Receptor cells detect changes in the environment.
Coordination centres

Coordination centres

  • Coordination centres receive and process information arriving from receptor cells.
Effectors (muscles or glands)

Effectors (muscles or glands)

  • Effectors (muscles or glands) carry out responses to stimuli (events or things) that help to restore optimum levels.
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Classification of Living Organisms

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Organisation of the Organism

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Movement Into & Out of Cells

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Biological Molecules

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Enzymes

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Plant Nutrition

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Human Nutrition

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Transport in Plants

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Transport in Animals

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Diseases & Immunity

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Gas Exchange in Humans

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Respiration

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Excretion in Humans

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Coordination & Response

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Drugs

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Reproduction

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Inheritance

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Variation & Selection

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Organisms & Their Environment

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Human Influence on Ecosystems

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