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1.1a & 1.1b - Health and Safety & Liquids and Solutions
Name a hazard in the lab,
Hazards can be presented in the l...,
What is risk
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1.1c - Separation Techniques
What is a centrifuge used for,
More dense components do what,
Less dense components do what
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1.1d & 1.1e - Detecting Proteins Using Antibodies & Microscopy
Immunoassay techniques are used to,
These techniques use stocks of an...,
Antibodies with the same specific...
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1.1f - Aseptic Technique and Cell Culture
Aseptic techniques eliminate,
Aseptic technique involves,
A microbial culture can be starte...
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1.2a - Proteomics
The proteome is,
The proteome is larger than the n...,
The proteome is larger than the n...
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1.2b - The Synthesis and Transport of Proteins
Eukaryotic cells have a system of...,
Because of their size eukaryotes ...,
The plasma membrane of eukaryotic...
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1.2c - Protein Structure, Ligand Binding and Conformational Change
Proteins are polymers of,
Amino acids are linked by,
Ask abt diagrams
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1.3a - Movement of Molecules Across Membranes
Ask miss hatcher abt,
Hydrophobic interactions hold the...,
Only non polar molecules can
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1.3b - Ion Transport Pumps and Generation of Ion Gradients
For a solute carrying a net charg...,
A membrane potential an electrica...,
What is an example of an ion pump
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1.4a - Coordination
Multicellular organisms signal be...,
3 examples of extracellular signa...,
Receptor molecules of target cell...
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1.4b - Hydrophobic Signals and Control of Transcription
Hydrophobic signalling molecules ...,
The receptors for hydrophobic sig...,
Transcription factors are protein...
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1.4c - Hydrophilic Signals and Transduction
Hydrophilic signalling molecules ...,
2 examples of,
Transmembrane receptors change co...
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1.4d - Nerve Impulse Transmission
Resting membrane potential is,
The transmission of a nerve impul...,
An action potential is
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1.5a - Cytoskeleton and Cell Division
The cytoskeleton gives,
The cytoskeleton consists of diff...,
Microtubules are
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1.5b - The Cell Cycle
The cell cycle consists of,
Interphase involves growth and dn...,
Mitotic phase involves
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1.5c - Control of the Cell
What do checkpoints do,
Checkpoints are,
How are cyclin proteins accumulated
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1.5d - Control of Programmed Cell Death (Apoptosis)
Apoptosis is triggered by,
Example of external death cell,
Example of internal death cell
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2.1a - Health & Safety
Aspects of fieldwork can present a,
Hazards in field work include,
Risk assessments involve
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2.1b - Sampling of Wild Organisms
Sampling should be carried out in...,
S,
The chosen technique must be
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2.1c - Identification and Taxonomy
Identification of an organism in ...,
Organisms can be classified by both,
Taxonomy involves
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2.1d - Monitoring Populations
What can give information about e...,
What can be used to monitor an ec...,
Absence or reduced population ind...
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2.1e - Measuring and Recording Animal Behaviour
3 methods that can be used to qua...,
Latency is,
Frequency is
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3.1a - Scientific Method
The steps of the scientific cycle,
In science refinement of ideas is...,
The null hypothesis proposes that
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3.1b - Scientific Literature and Communication
In order for others to repeat an ...,
Common methods of sharing origina...,
A peer review is
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3.1c - Scientific Ethics
Integrity and honesty shown through,
While judgements and interpretati...,
The replication of experiments by...
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3.2a - Key Terms
Validity,
Accuracy
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3.2b - Pilot Study
Integral to the development of an...,
Pilot studies allow,
The use of a pilot study can ensure
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3.2c - Experimental Design
The independent variable is,
The dependent variable is,
Independent and dependent variabl...
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3.2d - Sampling
What can be done when it is impra...,
What determines the appropriate s...,
More variable populations require
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3.2e - Reliability
Variation in experimental results...,
The reliability of measuring inst...,
The variation of
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3.2f - Presentation of Data
Discrete and continuous variables...,
Qualitative data is,
Quantitative data can be
19
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