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Respiration: Step 1
Where does glycolosis happen,
Does this happen in what kind of ...,
What are the 3 steps of glycolosis
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Respiration: Step 2/3- link reaction and krebs cycle
Where does this take place,
What happens first,
What happens in link reaction
9
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Respiration: electron transfer chain
In total from the previous stages...,
What happens in the mitochondrial...,
What happens in the inner membran...
6
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Respiration: anaerobic respiration
When does this occur,
What happens in anaerobic respira...,
What happens in animal cells
5
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Respiration: lipids and proteins
How do lipids act as a respirtary...,
How does amino acids act as a res...
2
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photosynthesis
Where does light dependant reacti...,
What is produced in the light dep...,
What is the photoionisation of ch...
8
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light independant reactions
Where does this take place,
What does this use,
What happens first
7
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energy
What are producers,
What happens between each trophic...,
What 2 ways can biomass be measured
22
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limiting factors
What can these be,
What do agricultural practices do,
What are the profit ascpect
4
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Farming
How can farmers increase their yi...,
What is intensive rearing,
What is factory farming
5
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Calorimeter
What is calorimetry do,
What equipment is used,
4
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Phosphorous cycle
What is phosphorous used for,
What is,
What are mycorhizae
9
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Nitrogen cycle:
What are mycoorhizae,
Whwre is notrigen found,
What are the stages
9
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phosphoroys cycle
What is phosphorous needed for,
What is dirst step,
What is rhe second step
8
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Fertilisers
Why are fertilsiers used,
What are the 2 types,
What are natural fertilisers
7
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taxis and kenesis
What is a stimulus,
What are taxis and kenesis,
What is a taxes
6
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tropism
What is tropism,
What kind of factors,
Where is iaa found
10
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Nervous communication
What is localisation,
Why are electrical imoulses fast,
What is the relay nueron
14
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resting potential
What is the structure of the myli...,
What does the cell body do,
What do dendrites do
9
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Action potential
When is an active potential happens,
What does a stimulus do,
What does depolorisatio happen
11
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Factors that affect the speed of an action potential
What 3 factors are these,
How does mylenination and salator...,
How does axon diameter affect spe...
5
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SYnapses
What are synpases,
How do synapses work,
What happens with a cholingenic s...
6
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Summation
What is summation,
What is temporal summation,
What is spatial summation
4
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Inhibtory synpae
What does this do,
2
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Structure & function of skeletal MUSCLES:
What are myofibrils made from,
What are muscle fibres made from,
What are myosin
17
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slow twitch fibres and fast twitch fibres
What are the srycture of slow twi...,
What is the location of slow twit...,
What is the general properties
9
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Pacinian Corpuscle - Pressure receptor
What does the pns include,
What does pacinian corpsule react to,
What does the pacininain coruspul...
8
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Initiation and Coordination of the Action of the Hear
What is the san and where is it f...,
How is the heart myogenic,
Why can the electrical impulse no...
10
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rods and cones
What are the stimulus in relation...,
Whwre do we find these light rece...,
What are the 2 types of light rec...
14
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what affects heart rate
What does the heart respond to an...,
What is the rew,
What is the response to ph
8
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genetics definitions
What is a gene,
What is an allele,
What is a locus
18
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monohybrid cross and dihybrid codominance
What is monohybrid,
What are the gametes,
What is dihybrid
8
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epistatis
What is epistatis,
2
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automsal linkage
What is crossing over in meiosis,
What is autosomal linkage,
3
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genetics questions
Q2 a mutation is one cause of gen...,
B give one piece of evidence from...,
C explain one piece of evidence f...
11
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control of blood glucose
What is negative feedback,
When does blood glucose concentra...,
What detects changes in blood glu...
20
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hardy weinburg
What is it used for,
What is a gene pool,
What is a population
12
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Stucture and function of the nephron
What is the function of the nephron,
What does urine contain,
What does urine not contain
15
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osmoregulation:
What is the word to describe if t...,
What is blood with a too high wat...,
How does blood with a too low wat...
12
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speciation.
What causes selectional pressures,
Why is there a wide range of vari...,
What is disruptive speciation
5
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sucession:
What is sucession,
What does primary sucession start...,
What happens because of this humus
9
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populations abiotic and biotic factors
What is a population,
What is the habitat,
What is a community
14
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stem cells:
What are stem cells,
What are totipotent stem cells,
What are pluripotent cells
10
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transcriptional factors;
In eukaryotic cells how can trans...,
What are transcriptional factors,
How does oestrogen work
3
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epigenetics and gene expression
What is one way gene expression i...,
What is epigenetics,
What are the factors and what do ...
13
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regulating translation
What does rnai do,
What is the general idea that hap...,
How does interfering translation ...
3
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cancer cells:
What are the 2 types of tumours,
What is cancer,
What does benign tumours do
9
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genome projects
What is the genome,
What does sequencing a genome means,
What is a difference found in the...
5
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producing dna fragments
What is recombinant dna technology,
What is the first step,
What are the 3 methods to create ...
12
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in vivo cloning
What is the first enzyme,
What modifcation do we do,
What dt do we insert the nda into
6
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Screening and selecting transformed cells
Why may not all host cells sucesf...,
How can we recognise which bacter...,
How do we dteermine withthe antio...
6
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in vitro cloning
What is the first step for in vit...,
What do we drop the temperature to,
What are the advanages
4
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dna probes
What are dna probes,
What can probes be used for,
What is genetic screening
7
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genetic fingerprinting
What is genetic fingerprinting,
What are vntr s,
What are the steps of ginetic fin...
5
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respiratory
How to calculate rate,
Why must it be air sealed,
Why do we use soda lime
3
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chromotography
How do we calculate rf values,
Why is the origin line drawn in p...,
Why whpuld you draw the line wher...
5
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