Ppq 2006 Flashcards

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What would result from an increased production of ADH

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The production of urine with a higher concentration of urea

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What are the 2 substances needed for the Calvin cycle other that GP,TP, and RUBP

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Glucose and co2

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What is the role of ATP in photosynthesis

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Provides energy for photolysis, and the Calvin cycle

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Explain Why from the light dependent stage of photosynthesis is needed by the Calvin cycle

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For the reduction of GP to TP

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Describe the role of oxygen in aerobic respiration

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It is used as the final hydrogen acceptor

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What are 2 Functions of TRNA in protein synthesis

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To bring anticodons to their specific codons and to carry amino acids to the ribosome

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Genetic information for protein synthesis is in the form of a triplet code explain what is meant by this statement

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3 nucleic bases which hold genetic information to code for one amino acid

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Explain why their is a risk of rejection when tissues are transplanted

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Antibodies are produced by lymphocytes which are made against the transplant because transplant tissues have native/foreign proteins

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Suppressor drugs act by binding to DNA Molecules in such way that the separation of two DNA is prevented, predict one possible consequence of this type of drug on the normal functions of DNA

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DNA cannot replicate as usual and no cell decision will occur

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Explain how an inherited chromosome mutation may result in an altered phenotype

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Essential proteins are not made and different proteins are made instead / the amino acid sequence has changed

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Why are makes more likely to be affected by a mutation than woman

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Males only need one copy/ allele to be affected by it but females need 2 copies

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Bird species must forage economically

- explain what is meant by this statement in terms of energy gain and loss

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Energy gain must be more than the energy lost by the birds in order to survive / there must be an overall net gain

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Suggest two reasons why the actual numbers observed may be different from expected numbers in a dihybrid cross

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Mutation/ crossing over/ independent assortment or gene / sex linkage

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What is meant by long day plants

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There is flowering when hours of darkness is below a certain level

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What are two substances needed for DNA replication

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enzymes and ATP

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What is the importance of crossing over in meiosis

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It increases variation

17
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What is the role of vitamin D in humans

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Controls the absorption of calcium by the intestine

18
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Why can PKU sufferers still develop some pigment in their skin

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They gain tyrosine from food/ their diet and can be converted to pigment

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What is the role of thyroxine in the human body

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Controls and speeds up metabolism

20
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The action spectrum in photosynthesis is a measure of the ability of photosynthetic pigments to

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Use light of different wavelengths for synthesis