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1
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Pores where water is lost in a leaf?

A

Stomata

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2
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How are guard cells adapted to their role?

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Can change shape/bend, unevenly thickened cell wall

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Bar cohesion, how does water go from the roots to the leaf?

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Evaporation at top of plant creates tension in xylem, pulling the water up

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4
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What cell division does yeast undergo?

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Budding

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Which out of yeast, animals, plants and bacteria have ribosomes?

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All of them!

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What is the tissue type that undergoes division to get undifferentiated plant cells?

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Meristemic

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Which organelles are not found in mature xylem vessels?

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Cytoplasm or nucleus

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What is special about the structure of cell walls in xylem vessels?

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Lignified, thicker, have bordered pits

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Three types of cell found in phloem tissue?

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Sieve tube element, companion cell, parenchyma

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10
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Name two types of epithelium?

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Squamous, ciliated

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How do alveoli create a short diffusion pathway for efficient gas exchange?

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1 cell thick wall (short diffusion pathway), epithelium provide short DP also

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How does alveoli help gas exchange?

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Elastic so recoil, maintain concentration gradient for diffusion, small SA to volume ratio

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13
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What apparatus is used to measure ventilation?

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Spirometer

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14
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What is the plasma membrane containing?

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Phospholipid bilayer, containing proteins (glycoproteins stick out of bilayer)

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How does high temperature effect the plasma membrane?

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Bilayer becomes fluid, phospholipids vibrate, move and their KE is increased

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If the atria contracted twice instead of once per cycle, one after the other, how would it effect blood output?

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Lower blood out put per contraction, atrium cannot refill with blood

17
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How can fetus’ breathe?

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A fetus’ lungs do not function, blood is not oxygenated in their lungs but in the placenta from their mother

18
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Does fetal or adult haemoglobin have a higher affinity for O2?

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Fetal haemoglobin has a higher affinity for O2 as fetal must bind to O2 in lower partial pressure (in placenta)

19
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What does smooth endoplasmic reticulum do?

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Transport and synthesise lipids/fats/carbs

20
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What do lysosomes do?

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Contain hydrolysing enzymes or break down pathogens

21
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Mitosis order?

A

People may attack the cunt

22
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How to work out percentages?

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Small/big x 100

23
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How to identify a non-reducing sugar?

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Don’t have an OH group, so cannot reduce other compounds

24
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What sugars are reducing sugars?

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All monosaccharides, some disaccharides

25
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Which sugars are non-reducing sugars?

A

Sucrose

26
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What is a non reducing sugar?

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A sugar that cannot donate electrons to other molecules and therefore cannot act as a reducing agent

27
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What is ammonia?

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A colourless gas, with strong smell - dissolves in water to make a strongly alkaline solution