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outline the role of organelles in the production, transport, release of proteins from eukaryotic cells

A
  • vesicles transport proteins for delivery in target
    destinations (1 mark)
  • ribosomes undergo protein synthesis (1 mark)
  • DNA in the nucleus is code for proteins (1 mark)
  • golgi apparatus packages and modifies proteins (1 mark)
  • mitochondria produces ATP for protein synthesis
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why can you not always see the nucleus in an Transmission Electron Micrograph of a plant cell

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is a section of the cell so nucleus is in other part of the cell

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give one advantage of using a transmission electron microscope to view specimen than using a scanning electron microscope

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has a shorter wavelength so you can see internal structures

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4
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define exon

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base sequence coding for sequence of amino acids

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the original amino acid sequence was

serine alanine glycine proline

a mutation results in this chain

serine glycine glycine proline

the student concluded the mutation was an addition. does the information in the question support the student conclusion. give reasons for your answer

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no G/C substitution

or

frameshift

affect more than 1 a/a

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describe how the structure of a protein depends on the amino acids it contains

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  1. the structure of protein is determined by the position of amino acids/ R group/ interactions
  2. the primary structure is the sequence of amino acids
  3. the secondary structure is formed by H bonds between amino acids (alpha helicases and beta pleated sheets)
  4. the tertiary structure is formed by H bonds, ionic bonds, disulfide bridges giving the protein it’s 3d structure
  5. this creates the active site in enzymes
    or
    creates specific shape in antibodies/ receptors/ carrier proteins
  6. the quaternary structure contains more than 1 type of polypeptide chain
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explain the arrangement of phospholipids in the cell surface membrane

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  • the cell membrane is made up of a phospholipid bilayer (1 mark)
  • hydrophobic tails point inwards repelled by water and hydrophilic heads point outwards as they are attracted to water
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describe how an ester bond is formed in a phospholipid molecule

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  • an ester bond is formed during a condensation reaction (1 mark)
  • between the fatty acid and glycerol molecule
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state and explain the property of water that helps to prevent temperature increase in a cell

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high specific heat capacity

takes a lot of energy to change the temperature of the cell by 1 degree therefore making water stable

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10
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define uncertainty

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the level of doubt in precision of measurement obtained

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what is the equation for percentage error

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(maximum error/ measured value ) x 100

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