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Homeostasis
Subject: Biology
Grade: Years 14-16
Resource types: Digital lesson

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At the end of the lesson you should be able to: 1) explain the terms relating to the internal environment of the organism and homeostasis; 2) explain the roles of the nervous and endocrine systems in homeostasis and the interdependence of these systems; 3) explain the mechanisms of negative and positive feedback; 4) present an example of a homeostatic mechanism (regulation of glucose concentration in the blood).

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Resources structure Years 14-16 Biology IX. Homeostasis 42. Homeostasis International Curriculum Years 16-19 Biology - standard level Core 6. Human health and physiology 6.5 Nerves, hormones and homeostasis Biology - higher level Core Topic 6: Human health and physiology 6.5 Nerves, hormones and homeostasis International Curriculum Years 16-19

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internal, cells, dynamic, equilibrium, external, environment, liver, homeostasis, glucagon, insulin, mechanism, positive, feedback, oxytocin, negative, beta, trh, tsh, dynamic equilibrium, internal environment, external environment, homeostatic mechanism, negative feedback, alpha-cells, beta cells, Positive feedback, homeostatic

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Homeostasis

Type: Digital lesson

School licence till: 2014-05-20

Price: 6.50 Credits

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Biology – Years 14-16

School licence till: 2014-05-20

Price: 449.00 EUR (excl. VAT)

Science - International Curriculum

School licence till: 2014-05-20

Price: 800.00 EUR (excl. VAT)

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