The Whole of OCR Gateway Biology Topic 2 - Scaling up GCSE Revision

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[ender]

I wanted to say a massive thank you, Primrose! I've done my GCSE and through relentless waiting recieved the grades I always wanted and now studying the courses I love: Maths, Further maths, Physics and Computer Science. Your videos had helped me understand the Maths and Science contents and I will believe in your hardwork!

Once again, thank you!

[lovelaughmusic]

I have just watched this video and it is a great help but when you were talking about the pulmonary artery and vein, i think you made a mistake. You stated that the pulmonary vein is the only vein to carry oxygenated blood and then went on to say that it carries deoxygenated blood after mentioning the pulmonary artery. I don’t want this to sound rude but am very confused.

[Wisephoton]

This is great! will you be doing a video for practicals skills covered by OCR Gateway Biology Paper 3?

[maryamkarim]

For stem cells, it doesnt really cover what we need to know, . The spec doesnt mention having to know the "method" and we need to know more about sperm, fat, red blood, ciliated and palisade cells.

Regardless, thanks alot for the other information!