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How to use this materialIf you move on from this page to the Biotopics units, you are expected to abide by these terms of reference.The table below has been condensed slightly (now to follow NGfL suggestions), but it now has a full menu of subsections restored - simply leave your mouse pointer over topic titles for extra information. The 8 coloured sections below act as a list of links to the various Biological Topics on this site (126 at the last count). Simply click on a title of interest below. You may then wish to follow the "Next Topic" links at the top of each GCSE unit, or return here via the "Topics Contents Page" icons at the bottom of each unit. What else to expect For extra information, move your mouse pointer over the text, especially the gaps, and the diagrams. Look out for these icons on the right hand side of the BioTopics pages - clicking on these will bring in additional materials (pictures, animations, specimen data, other help). 
GCSE specifications (new word for syllabuses) Each of the BioTopics contents sections below now has quick links (top of the list) to web pages containing the relevant part of the  specification or the  specification.
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Microbes & disease