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Bio: what is selective breeding

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2 animals with desired characteristics are selected and breaded. Repeat over generations.

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bio: name 3 reasons that organisms need energy

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  • homeostasis
  • contraction
  • growth
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Bio: what tissue differentiates in plants

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Meristem

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Bio: what is a gene

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It is a short segment of DnA that encodes for one protein

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Bio: what do 3 bace pairs encode for

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One amino acid

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Bio: what is a phenotype

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The observable characteristics of an organism due to its genotype

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Bio: what is a genotype

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The combination of alleles that a person has for a particular trait (AA, Gg, cc)

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Bio: what is polydactyl, dominant or recessive?

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More fingers or toes, dominant (PP, Pp)

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Bio: what is cystic fibrosis, dominant or recessive?

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It’s inherited disorder of cell membranes that mainly affects the lungs and digestive system they can become clogged with lots of thick, sticky mucus as too much is produced, recessive (ff)

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Bio what are the sex chromosomes for a male

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XY

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Bio: what are the chromosomes for a female

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XX

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Bio: what is meristem

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Meristems are regions of unspecialised cells in plants that are capable of cell division

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Bio: what are the villi

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finger-like projections that increase the surface area over which molecules are absorbed in the small intestine or the uterus

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Bio: what is cvs

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Chronic villus sampling
- taking a sample of placental tissue
- genetic screening
- 2%

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Bio: what types of screening are used during in pregnancy

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  • family history
  • pre-screening-12m week nuchal fold thickness, this can indicate the presence of Down’s syndrome
  • afp blood test
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bio: what is a chlorophyll deffeciency

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chlorosis

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17
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bio: what stage of mitosis is happening here

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prophase

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bio: what stage of mitosis is happening here

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anaphase

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bio: what stage of mitosis is happening here

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telophase

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bio: what stage of mitosis is happening here

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metaphase

21
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bio: what stage of mitosis is happening here

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cytokinesis

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Bio: what are the properties of meiosis

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  • 4 cells are produced
  • non-identical cells are produced
  • DNA is replicated once
  • cells have 23 chromosomes so gametes are produced
23
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Bio: what are the properties of mitosis

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  • creates 2 identical cells
  • DNA is replicated once
  • there are the full 46 chromosomes in each cell
24
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Bio: what is a diploid cell

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A cell with the full amount of chromosomes is humans 23 pairs so 46 chromasones

25
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Bio: what are gametes

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They are sex cells, sperm and egg

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Bio: what is the name for the enzyme that removes a gene used in genetic engineering

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Restrictive enzyme

27
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Bio: what enzyme is used to join 2 ends of DNA in genetic engineering

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Ligaze

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Bio: what is a trophic level

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It is a level of consumers

29
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Bio: where does the energy in a food chain come from

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The sun

30
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Bio: what is a hormone

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It is chemical released by a gland that is carried through the blood to a target organ and effect a responce

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Bio: where are hormones produced

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Endocrine glands

32
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Bio: where is insulin produced

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Pancreas

33
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Bio: biogas generators

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They are an industrial device that completes anaerobic decomposition to produce methane that is in biogas

34
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Bio: what are decomposes

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  • insects
  • fungi
  • bacteria
  • larvae
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Bio: what does decomposition do

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It returns nutrients to the environment and turns large organic compounds into simple molecules

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Bio: how to bacteria and fungi digest

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They excrete digestive enzymes onto the organic matter and then absorb the nutrients.

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Bio: how do fungi and bacteria digest organic matter

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They excrete enzymes onto the matter and then absorb the nutrients (Saprophytic)

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Bio: what is a Saprophytic organisim

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It is an organism that excretes enzymes onto its food and then absorbs the nutrients.

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Bio: what are the 3 factors that effect the rate of decomposition

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  • temperature
  • water concentration
  • oxygen concentration
40
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Bio: what is anaerobic decay

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This occurs when there is not enough é oxygen present during decay and produces biogas which is mostly composed of methane, s good fuel

41
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Chem: what is biogas mostly composed of

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Methane, a good fuel

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Bio: what is the carbon cycle

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  • producers remove CO2 from the atmosphere by photosyntheses
  • animals eat theses plants and absorb carbon compounds
  • animals perform respiration which releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere
  • animals die and decomposers release carbon compounds into the atmosphere
  • also carbon can be released by the combustion of fossil fuels.
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Bio: why does too much water hinder the rate of decay

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Oxygen cannot get to the Side of decomoposition

44
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Bio rate of change for rate rp

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Rate of change = change in indicator / time

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