T2 Genes and Health Flashcards

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What is Fick’s Law?

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rate of diffusion proportional to (surface area x concentration difference) divided by thickness of membrane

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Define diffusion

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3
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Define active transport

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4
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Define osmosis

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5
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Define facilitated diffusion.

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6
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What is ATP composed of?

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What is endocytosis

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What is exocytosis

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9
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What must be controlled in the beetroot membrane permeability

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What must be controlled in the beetroot membrane permeability practical

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How is permeability of beetroot assessed

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12
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Describe the fluid mosaic model

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13
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What would the independent variables of the beetroot core practical be?

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14
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How is the structure of the mammalian
lung is adapted for rapid gaseous exchange?

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Describe the structure of cell membranes.

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Explain the function of carrier and channel proteins in membrane transport.

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17
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Describe the structure of a mononucleotide
molecule.

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18
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Describe the structure of a DNA molecule.

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19
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Describe the structure of a RNA molecule.

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20
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Describe the formation of the DNA double helix.

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21
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Describe the process of protein synthesis
(transcription).

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22
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Explain the function of the DNA template
(antisense) strand in transcription.

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23
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Explain the function of the codons on messenger
RNA and anticodons on transfer RNA.

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24
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Explain the nature of the genetic code.

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25
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Explain the function of a gene.

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26
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Describe the basic structure of an amino acid.

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27
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Explain the formation of polypeptides and proteins.

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28
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Describe the structure of a protein molecule.

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29
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Explain the significance of a protein’s primary structure in determining its three-dimensional
structure and properties.

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30
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Describe the molecular structure of a globular
protein.

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31
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Describe the molecular structure of a fibrous protein.

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32
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Explain how the structures of a globular protein and
a fibrous protein relate to their functions (including
haemoglobin and collagen).

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33
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Explain the mechanism of action and the specificity
of enzymes in terms of their three-dimensional
structure.

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34
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State the function of enzymes

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35
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Explain the function of intracellular enzymes.

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36
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Explain the function of extracellular enzymes.

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37
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Describe the relationship between enzymes and
substrate concentrations.

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38
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Explain the effect of enzyme and substrate
concentrations on the initial rates of reactions.

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39
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Describe the process of DNA replication.

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40
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Explain how Meselson and Stahl’s classic
experiment provided new data that supported the
accepted theory of replication of DNA and refuted
competing theories.

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41
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Define the term mutation.

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42
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Explain how errors in DNA replication can give rise
to mutations.

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43
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State and explain the cause of cystic fibrosis.

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44
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Define gene

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45
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Define allele

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46
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Define genotype

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47
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Define phenotype

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48
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Define recessive and dominant

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49
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Define incomplete dominance

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50
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Define homozygote and heterozygote

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51
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Explain how the expression of a gene mutation in
people with cystic fibrosis impairs the functioning of
the gaseous exchange, digestive and reproductive

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52
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Explain the uses of genetic screening.

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53
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State the implications of prenatal genetic screening.

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54
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Explain why people agree or disagree with genetic
screening from a range of ethical viewpoints.

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