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WJEC Biology AS-Level > 1.5 tRNA and amino acid activation > Flashcards

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WJEC Biology AS-Level (68 decks)

1.1. Biomolecules — Inorganic ions, water and carbohydrates

1.1 Biomolecules: Proteins and Triglycerides

1.1 Macro+micro Nutrients

1.1 Carbohydrates

1.1 Disaccherides

1.1 Polysaccherides

1.1 Proteins - Polypeptides

1.1 Fats and Lipids

1.2 Cell Structure and Organisation

1.2 Prokaryotic Cells

1.2 Endosymbiosis theory

1.2 Prokaryotes vs Eukaryotes

1.3 Phospholipid bilayer (plasma membrane)

1.3 components + functions of the plasma membrane

1.3 Active Transport

1.4 Metabolism as a series of enzyme controlled reactions

1.4 The protein nature of enzymes

1.4 Intracellular + extracellular enzymes

1.4 Active sites, interpreted in terms of 3D structure

1.4 Induced fit + lock and key theory

1.4 catalysts + activation energy

1.4 Factors affecting enzyme activity

1.4 Competitive + non-competitive inhibition

1.4 immobilized enzymes

1.5 ATP (nucleic acids)

1.5 DNA and RNA (nucleic acids)

1.5 DNA replication

1.5 tRNA and amino acid activation

1.5 DNA and Protein synthesis

1.6 Mitosis Vs Meiosis

2.1 Classification and biodiverity

2.2 Oxygen and diffusion

2.2 Adaptations for gas exchange FISH

2.2 Adaptations for gas exchange MAMMALS(+humans)

2.2 Adaptations for gas exchange INSECTS

2.2 Adaptations for gas exchange AMOEBA + FLATWORM + EARTHWORM

2.2 Structure of the Angiosperm leaf

2.3B Stem structure

2.3B Root Structure

2.3B Water transport

2.3B Transpiration + cohesion tension theory

2.3B Translocation (in phloem)

2.3B Arguments against mass flow theory

2.3B Translocation experiments

2.3A The need for a transport system

2.3A Different types of circulatory system

2.4 Modes of nutrition

2.4 Nutrition in unicellular organisms

2.4 Nutrition in multicellular organisms

2.4 How food is processed by the gut

2.4 Structure of the mammalian gut

2.4 digestion + specialised cells in gastric gland

2.4 The small intestine

2.4 Large intestine

2.4 parasitic nutrition

2.4 Adaptation to different diets

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