2018 AS Paper 1 Flashcards

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1
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Name the blood vessels that carry blood to the heart muscle

A

coronary arteries

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2
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What is a monomer

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a repeating unit from which larger polymers can be made

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3
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Give 1 similarity and difference between the structure of lactulose and lactose

A
  • both contain glycosidic bond
  • lactulose has fructose, lactose has glucose
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4
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Using your knowledge of water potential explain how lactulose can be used to help those suffering from constipation

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lactulose lowers the water potential of faeces as water enters by osmosis to soften the faeces

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5
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Draw and label a single DNA nucleotide

A

little circle = phosphate
pentagon = deoxyribose
rectangle = base

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6
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Give two features of DNA and explain how each one is important in semi-conservative DNA replication

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  • weak hydrogen bonds between bases easy to break
  • 2 strands so both can act as templates
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7
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Name 4 components of a prokaryotic cell

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  • cell membrane
  • cell wall
  • capsule
  • flagella
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8
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Biological molecules present in cell membrane and cell wall (prokaryotic cells)

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cell membrane = phospholipids
cell wall = murein

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9
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Name the process by which prokaryotic cells divide

A

binary fission

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10
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Components of a triglyceride

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glycerol and 3 fatty acids

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11
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Name the bond between fatty acids and glycerol

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ester bonds

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12
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Describe how you would test for the presence of lipid and how you’d recognise a positive result

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  • add ethanol, then water and shake
  • milky white emulsion appears if lipids are present
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13
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What does a hierarchy show

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smaller groups within larger groups with no overlaps

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14
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What is the proteome of a cell

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the full range of proteins in a cell

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15
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Give 2 structural differences between mRNA and tRNA

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  • tRNA contains anticodon, mRNA contains codon
  • tRNA contains amino acid binding site, mRNA does not
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16
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Describe how translation leads to the production of a polypeptide

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  • mRNA associates with a ribosome
  • ribosome moves to the start codon
  • tRNA brings specific amino acid
  • anticodon on tRNA binds to complementary codon on mRNA
  • ribosome moves along to next codon
17
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State and explain the property of water which helps to buffer changes in temperature

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high specific heat capacity so takes alot of heat to change temperature

18
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Name the 2 products of ATP hydrolysis

A

ADP and Pi

19
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Describe the pathway taken by an oxygen molecule from an alveolus into the blood

A

diffuses across alveolar epithelium into the capillary epithelium

20
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Explain how one feature of an alveolus allows for efficient gas exchange to occur

A

one cell thick, short diffusion distance