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Why is cholesterol a cause of heart disease?

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Cholesterol builds up in arteries. Forms plaque which restricts or blocks blood flow.

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What does heterozygous mean?

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Having 2 different alleles for a certain characteristic.

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What is the job of the pupil?

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Let light get through to back of eye.

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Where are chromosomes found?

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In nucleus of a cell

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What are essential amino acids?

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Ones body cannot make by transamination (22 amino acids, 9 essential).

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Ones body cannot make by transamination (22 amino acids, 9 essential).

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What are essential amino acids?

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Electrical signals travelling along neurones

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What are nerve impulses?

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White blood cells which engulf and then digest pathogens

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What are Phagocytes?

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Ciliary muscles relax. Suspensory ligaments tighten. Lens becomes more concave (thinner).

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What does the eye do to see distant objects?

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Having half the number of chromosomes/unpaired (e.g. Gametes)

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What is a haploid?

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What does recessive mean?

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The allele that only has an effect when homozygous.

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What is active immunity?

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Body makes its own antibodies following exposure to antigen - either by catching disease or through vaccination.

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Name some Class C drugs…

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Anabolic steroids and tranquilisers.

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What does the cornea do?

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Refracts light

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flu (Influenza)

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What is an example of a disease caused by viruses?

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Contain all the essential amino acids. Source = animals

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What are first class proteins?

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What is a vector?

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Animal which carries micro-organisms that cause disease. It is not affected by disease.

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What is an example of a disease caused by fungi?

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Athlete’s foot

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What is an example of a disease caused by protozoa?

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Dysentery

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Convex lens or laser surgery

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What is the solution for long sightedness?

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Motor Neurones and Sensory Neurones

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What makes up the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)?

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What is body image?

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How you feel about yourself - what you see when you look in mirror.

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What is a gene?

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A short length of DNA controlling an organism’s characteristics.

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Animal which carries micro-organisms that cause disease. It is not affected by disease.

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What is a vector?

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Concave lens or laser surgery

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What is the solution to short sightedness?

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What can plant hormones be used for comercially?

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Selective weedkillers, rooting powder, ripening fruit and controlling dormancy.

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Controls fine focus

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What does the lens do?

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How quickly heart and breathing rates return to normal after exercise.

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What is cardiovascular efficiency?

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Blood vessels on surface constrict so less heat can be transferred from blood to surroundings.

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What is vasoconstriction?

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What factors decrease blood pressure?

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A balanced diet and regular exercise.

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What are the effects of high blood pressure?

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Burst blood vessels which can cause a stroke or kidney failure.

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What are reflexes?

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Fast - shorter distance for impulse to travel. Automatic - no thinking involved.

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What do the ciliary muscles do?

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Changes shape of lens

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What is gibberellin?

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Hormone which breaks dormancy in plants and allows seeds to germinate.

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What is a diploid?

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Having paired chromosomes (e.g. In the body)

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Where we have antibodies to fight pathogens

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What is immunity?

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The allele that has an effect both in homozygous and heterozygous conditions.

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What does dominant mean?

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Anabolic steroids and tranquilisers.

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Name some Class C drugs…

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What is the systolic reading?

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High reading - when heart contracts

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What are bases?

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They determine the type fo gene, depending on the order of them.

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What is auxin?

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Plant hormones which control growth and cause cell elongation.

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Cholera

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What is an example of a disease caused by bacteria?

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What are the combinations for cystic fibrosis?

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(recessive disease) CC - normal/disease free Cc - carrier cc - Have cystic fibrosis

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A different form of the gene for the same characteristic.

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What is an allele?

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Slow down virus development but do not kill them.

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What do antivirals do?

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An organism’s outward appearance.

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What is a phenotype?

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Heroin, LSD, Ecstasy, Cocaine.

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Name some Class A drugs…

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What is negative phototropism?

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Roots grow away from light source.

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How does smoking increase blood pressure?

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Nicotine increases heart rate. Carbon monoxide binds irreversibly to haemoglobin in red blood cells, reducing oxygen intake and heart beats faster to compensate.

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What is a haploid?

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Having half the number of chromosomes/unpaired (e.g. Gametes)

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What is the solution to short sightedness?

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Concave lens or laser surgery

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What is passive immunity?

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Antibody is produced in another animal and then injected into patient.

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Having two identical alleles for a characteristic.

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What does homozygous mean?

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0.6 x body mass (kg)

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How do you calculate Estimated Average daily Requirement (EAR) of protein?

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What is an example of a disease caused by viruses?

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flu (Influenza)

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What is positive phototropism?

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Growing/bending towards light. (Applies to shoot)

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Eating disorders

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What can poor self image lead to?

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How do you calculate Estimated Average daily Requirement (EAR) of protein?

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0.6 x body mass (kg)

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The allele that only has an effect when homozygous.

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What does recessive mean?

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Responding to a stimulus

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What is tropism?

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Name some Class B drugs…

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Cannabis and Amphetamine (speed)

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To make seeds germinate at certain times of year.

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How do commercial farmers use gibberellin?

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What are the effects of low blood pressure?

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Poor circulation, dizziness and fainting.

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The genes that an organism contains.

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What is a genotype?

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What are lymphocytes?

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White blood cells which produce antibodies which lock on to antigens on outside of pathogen to de-activate them.

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What is vasoconstriction?

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Blood vessels on surface constrict so less heat can be transferred from blood to surroundings.

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Detects the light

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What does the retina do?

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What can a lack of vitamin C lead to?

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Scurvy

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A gap between two neurones

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What is a synapse?

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What does healthy mean?

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Being free from disease and infection

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What does the retina do?

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Detects the light

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Fast - shorter distance for impulse to travel. Automatic - no thinking involved.

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What are reflexes?

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What is an example of a disease caused by bacteria?

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Cholera

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Strength, speed, stamina, suppleness (agility/flexibility)

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What are the 4 S’s?

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How you feel about yourself - what you see when you look in mirror.

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What is body image?

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High reading - when heart contracts

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What is the systolic reading?

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Low reading - when heart is filling

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What is the diastolic reading?

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Antibody is produced in another animal and then injected into patient.

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What is passive immunity?

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Stimulus, receptor, sensory neurone, CNS (relay neurone), motor neurone, effector, response.

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What are the stages of the reflex arc?

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mmHg - millimetres of mercury

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What is blood pressure measured in?

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What are the stages of the reflex arc?

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Stimulus, receptor, sensory neurone, CNS (relay neurone), motor neurone, effector, response.

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What are nerve impulses?

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Electrical signals travelling along neurones

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Blood vessels widen allowing more blood to flow near surface so more heat can radiate to surroundings.

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What is vasodilation?

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What are Phagocytes?

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White blood cells which engulf and then digest pathogens

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They determine the type fo gene, depending on the order of them.

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What are bases?

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What is the equation to calculate BMI?

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body mass ÷ (height)²

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Sends messages to brain

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What does the optic nerve do?

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Where is auxin produced?

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In the tip of the shoot

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(dominant disease) Hh - Have disease hh - Disease-free

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What are the combinations for Huntington’s disease?

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Roots of a plant grow down in response to gravity.

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What is positive geotropism?

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(recessive disease) CC - normal/disease free Cc - carrier cc - Have cystic fibrosis

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What are the combinations for cystic fibrosis?

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Binocular Vision - Eyes see slightly different images because they are a few cm apart. Brain compares two - more similar, further away object is.

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How do the eyes judge distance?

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What does homozygous mean?

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Having two identical alleles for a characteristic.

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Cholesterol builds up in arteries. Forms plaque which restricts or blocks blood flow.

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Why is cholesterol a cause of heart disease?

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What is immunity?

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Where we have antibodies to fight pathogens

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What is Transamination?

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Conversion in liver of one amino acid into another.

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Name some Class A drugs…

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Heroin, LSD, Ecstasy, Cocaine.

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What is the diastolic reading?

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Low reading - when heart is filling

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Stress, smoking, alcohol, being over weight.

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What factors increase blood pressure?

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What is cardiovascular efficiency?

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How quickly heart and breathing rates return to normal after exercise.

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What is a phenotype?

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An organism’s outward appearance.

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Burst blood vessels which can cause a stroke or kidney failure.

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What are the effects of high blood pressure?

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Growing/bending towards light. (Applies to shoot)

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What is positive phototropism?

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Where does auxin gather and what happens to the plant?

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On dark side of plant and causes plant to bend towards light.

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What is the solution for long sightedness?

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Convex lens or laser surgery

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What do the suspensory ligaments do?

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Fibres holding lens in position

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Cannabis and Amphetamine (speed)

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Name some Class B drugs…

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Nicotine increases heart rate. Carbon monoxide binds irreversibly to haemoglobin in red blood cells, reducing oxygen intake and heart beats faster to compensate.

A

How does smoking increase blood pressure?

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What can poor self image lead to?

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Eating disorders

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Having paired chromosomes (e.g. In the body)

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What is a diploid?

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What is a synapse?

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A gap between two neurones

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What is an allele?

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A different form of the gene for the same characteristic.

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Hormone which breaks dormancy in plants and allows seeds to germinate.

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What is gibberellin?

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What factors increase blood pressure?

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Stress, smoking, alcohol, being over weight.

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body mass ÷ (height)²

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What is the equation to calculate BMI?

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Proteins which do not contain all essential amino acids. Source = plants

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What are second class proteins?

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Carry impulses from receptor to CNS.

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What do sensory neurones do?

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What are second class proteins?

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Proteins which do not contain all essential amino acids. Source = plants

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Let light get through to back of eye.

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What is the job of the pupil?

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Athlete’s foot

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What is an example of a disease caused by fungi?

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A short length of DNA controlling an organism’s characteristics.

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What is a gene?

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What are the 4 S’s?

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Strength, speed, stamina, suppleness (agility/flexibility)

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What does the lens do?

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Controls fine focus

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What is blood pressure measured in?

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mmHg - millimetres of mercury

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How do the eyes judge distance?

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Binocular Vision - Eyes see slightly different images because they are a few cm apart. Brain compares two - more similar, further away object is.

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How well physical tasks can be performed

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What does fit mean?

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What is negative geotropism?

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Shoots grow up against gravity.

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What does fit mean?

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How well physical tasks can be performed

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What is tropism?

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Responding to a stimulus

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Controls amount of light let through

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What does the iris do?

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What do sensory neurones do?

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Carry impulses from receptor to CNS.

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White blood cells which produce antibodies which lock on to antigens on outside of pathogen to de-activate them.

A

What are lymphocytes?

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Plant hormones which control growth and cause cell elongation.

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What is auxin?

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A balanced diet and regular exercise.

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What factors decrease blood pressure?

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How do commercial farmers use gibberellin?

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To make seeds germinate at certain times of year.

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Conversion in liver of one amino acid into another.

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What is Transamination?

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In nucleus of a cell

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Where are chromosomes found?

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Fibres holding lens in position

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What do the suspensory ligaments do?

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Having 2 different alleles for a certain characteristic.

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What does heterozygous mean?

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What makes up the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)?

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Motor Neurones and Sensory Neurones

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Refracts light

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What does the cornea do?

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On dark side of plant and causes plant to bend towards light.

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Where does auxin gather and what happens to the plant?

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What makes up the Central Nervous System (CNS)?

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Brain and Spinal Cord

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What is positive geotropism?

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Roots of a plant grow down in response to gravity.

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Being free from disease and infection

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What does healthy mean?

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Body makes its own antibodies following exposure to antigen - either by catching disease or through vaccination.

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What is active immunity?

147
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What are first class proteins?

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Contain all the essential amino acids. Source = animals

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What are the combinations for Huntington’s disease?

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(dominant disease) Hh - Have disease hh - Disease-free

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What is a genotype?

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The genes that an organism contains.

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What do motor neurones do?

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Carry impulses from CNS to effector.

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Shoots grow up against gravity.

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What is negative geotropism?

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Ciliary muscles contract. Suspensory ligaments slacken. Lens becomes more convex (fatter).

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What does the eye do to see near objects?

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Carry impulses from CNS to effector.

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What do motor neurones do?

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What does the iris do?

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Controls amount of light let through

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Selective weedkillers, rooting powder, ripening fruit and controlling dormancy.

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What can plant hormones be used for comercially?

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What do antivirals do?

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Slow down virus development but do not kill them.

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What does the eye do to see distant objects?

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Ciliary muscles relax. Suspensory ligaments tighten. Lens becomes more concave (thinner).

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Dysentery

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What is an example of a disease caused by protozoa?

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Why is cholesterol even more dangerous in the coronary artery?

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Increases risk of heart attacks if they have a thrombosis/blood clot.

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Brain and Spinal Cord

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What makes up the Central Nervous System (CNS)?

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What is vasodilation?

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Blood vessels widen allowing more blood to flow near surface so more heat can radiate to surroundings.

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What does the eye do to see near objects?

A

Ciliary muscles contract. Suspensory ligaments slacken. Lens becomes more convex (fatter).

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Changes shape of lens

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What do the ciliary muscles do?

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Poor circulation, dizziness and fainting.

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What are the effects of low blood pressure?

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Roots grow away from light source.

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What is negative phototropism?

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Increases risk of heart attacks if they have a thrombosis/blood clot.

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Why is cholesterol even more dangerous in the coronary artery?

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What does dominant mean?

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The allele that has an effect both in homozygous and heterozygous conditions.

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In the tip of the shoot

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Where is auxin produced?

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What does the optic nerve do?

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Sends messages to brain

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Scurvy

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What can a lack of vitamin C lead to?

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