pp questions# Flashcards
adaptation
a physical or behavioural feature that helps an organism become more suited to its environment
what happens to the pupil
and iris when bright light comes in
In brighter light iris contract to reduce pupil size (1)
Restricts light entering the eye, so retina is protected (from
damage) (1)
rejection of a kidney
antigens on cells of donor kidneys (1)
white blood cells produce antibodies (specific to antigens) (1)
that {destroy/ act against} the {antigens/cells} (1)
Reject {kill/ fight/ attack} antigens
uses of monoclonal antibodies
diagnosis of [disease/chlamydia/HIV]
tissue typing for transplants
monitoring of the spread of malaria
supporting chemotherapy for cancers
pregnancy testing
tropic response
Growth of a plant (organ) in response to a (one sided) stimulus
Reject movement/ bending
what is the plant experiment wrong
- they have not used a control
- Plant subjected to both light and gravity/more than one
variable being tested / plant could be showing negative
gravitropism - set up {identical/same} experiment in the dark
- to test only one variable/to eliminate light as a variable
plant hormone
auxin responsible for phototropism