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enzyme used in dna

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dna polymerase
used to form new complementary base strand in condension reaction

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ribosomes

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made of protines and ribosomal dna and found in prokaryotes and eukayotoes

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in prokayyotes transcriptiona and translation can happen spontanouslt which is because

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there is no nucleus

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4
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rough er has

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ribosomes on surface

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5
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ringed seal

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water:
boyant in water due to low density blubber
viscosity- streamline shape, reduces water drag
thermal conductivity- insulating blubber to reduce ºc lost

air:
specific heat capacity- survive in lairs which insulate by trapped air

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latent heat of

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fusion and vaporisation

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black throated loon

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water:
viscosity- hydrodynamic
thermal conductivity- oiled eteiror fethers to exclure water,

air
boyancy- big wings to generate lift in air
viscosity- aerodynamic which reduces drag
thermal conductivity- insulated air trapped in down feathers

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why do h bonds happen in water

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because of the polarity of covalent bonds there is unequal sharing of the electrons, so h bonds occure between water molecules.

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cohesion exmples

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water sticking together on lake giving high surface tensionb for animals
going up with a transpiration pull in xylem, forming a chain by water tension

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10
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adhesion examples

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capillary action in soil and cellulose in plant call wal and

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11
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the role of complementary base pairing alows

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genetic info to be replicated and expressed

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12
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purines (a g)
bond to

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pyridines c t

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13
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chargaff made the point that

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there were 4 repeating sequences in dna

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14
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there is fossil

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evidence on seafloor hydrothemral vents which shows evcidence of conserved sequences from genome analysis

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15
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prokaryotic cell has

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cell wall, plasma membrane, cytoplasm, naked DNA in a loop and 70S ribosomes.

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16
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eukaryote cells features

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a plasma membrane
cytoplasm
80S ribosomes;
a nucleus with chromosomes made of DNA bound to
histones, contained in a double membrane with pores;
membrane-bound cytoplasmic organelles
including mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum,
Golgi apparatus and a variety of vesicles or vacuoles
including lysosomes; and a cytoskeleton of microtubules and microfilaments.

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diffrences in eukaryoticc cells

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size vaccuoles, having/size cell walls,, cilia, flagella, chloroplast, mitochondria

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fungal hyphae,

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has many nucleus in common cytoplams

19
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eukaryotes all came from one common asnestor and reproduced

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SEXUALLY

20
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theories come from

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observations, theories, ideas, researchc from many people

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diffrentiation is diffrent

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patterns of gene expresion triggered from enviro changes

22
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multicellularity allows

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larger size and cell specilisation

23
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water electrons are

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not shared evenly, resulting in charged