GCE O-Level Biology (6093)

Explore free, syllabus-aligned study notes for Singapore GCE O-Level Biology. Each topic is broken into focused lessons with clear explanations, diagrams, examples and common examination mistakes to help you understand the Biology rather than simply memorise it.

Students following other O-Level Biology syllabuses may also find this guide useful, although exact syllabus coverage and examination requirements may differ.

For the complete examination requirements, refer to the official Singapore-Cambridge GCE O-Level Biology (6093) syllabus published by SEAB .

Practise as you learn: All 45 O-Level Chemistry study notes include a 5-question Diagnostic Quiz and a 10-question Mastery Quiz — 675 practice MCQs in total.

Cell Structure and Organisation

Plant and Animal Cells Cell Specialisation

Movement of Substances

Diffusion Osmosis Active Transport

Biological Molecules

Carbohydrates, Fats and Proteins Enzymes

Nutrition in Humans

Human Digestive System Physical and Chemical Digestion Absorption and Assimilation

Transport in Humans

Parts and Functions of the Circulatory System Blood Heart and Cardiac Cycle Coronary Heart Disease

Respiration in Humans

Human Gas Exchange Cellular Respiration

Excretion in Humans

Structure and Function of Kidneys Kidney Dialysis

Homeostasis, Co-ordination and Response in Humans

Principles of Homeostasis Hormonal Control Nervous Control

Infectious Diseases in Humans

Organisms affecting Human Health Influenza and Pneumococcal Disease Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases

Nutrition and Transport in Flowering Plants

Plant Structure Photosynthesis Transpiration Translocation

Organisms and their Environment

Energy Flow Food Chains and Food Webs Carbon Cycle and Global Warming Effects of Man on the Ecosystem Conservation

Molecular Genetics

The Structure of DNA From DNA to Proteins Genetic Engineering

Reproduction

Asexual Reproduction Cell Division Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants Sexual Reproduction in Humans Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Inheritance

The Passage of Genetic Information from Parent to Offspring Monohybrid Crosses Variation Natural Selection

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