ESSAY EXAMPLES Flashcards

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digestive enzyme

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Sucrose/ Sucrase - hydrolyses the disaccharide into glucose and fructose
couldn’t form a ESC with lactose

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Enzymes in DNA

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DNA polymerase - condensation of nucleotides
DNA Helicase - breaks the H+ bonds in between DNA molecules
- similar to RNA polymerase but again, no ESC

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Protein toxin

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bacteria Vibrium Cholerae releases protein toxin that opens chloride channels, altering the WP of the gut and causing diarrhoea and dehydration

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Transport proteins examples

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NA+ gated channels - sodium passes into the axon in the formation of an action potential
Glucose channel in liver - glucose passes through for glycogenesis

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Structural protein example

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Keratin - flexible, strong, rope like proteins for claws (predation) and hair (camouflage)

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Proteins for movement

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actin myosin bridges, sliding filament theory for sarcomere contraction - used for vasoconstriction/ dilation

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Protein hormone

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insulin - triggers phosphorylase enzyme for glycogenesis (glucose into glycogen) when blood sugar is too high- hyperglycaemia

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What happens to non digested biomass?

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it is egested - and broken down by saprobiotic nutrition

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How many molecules of ATP are released per glucose in oxidative phosphorylation?

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38

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10
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What causes the amount of biomass to decrease at each trophic level?

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loss of energy through excretion, respiration and movement

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11
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example of a nitrogen fixing bacteria

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Rhizobium - in the root nodules of leguminous plants

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How does water enter the xylem at the root?

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ions pumped in to decrease WP, water moves in by osmosis

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13
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What is the affect of increased CO2 conc on chemoreceptors in the carotid arteries and aorta?

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pH is reduced
increase frequency of impulses to the cardio acceleratory centre in the medulla of the brain
increase in sympathetic nerve impulse

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14
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what is one impact of global warming

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flooding causes increased salination of soil - selection pressure favours xerophytic plants

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15
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2 examples of external factors that could alter m=base sequence

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X rays

estrogenic chemicals in food packaging

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16
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What would be the difference between two dandelion plants - one grown in magnesium rich soil and one in magnesium poor soil?

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plant in magnesium poor soil would appear less yellow