woo yeah last min paper 1 Flashcards

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function of cholesterol

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restricts the movement of other molecules to make the membrane less fluid and prevent leakage

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channel protein structure

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protein embedded into the membrane with a water-filled tube to allow transport of molecules

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function of glycoproteins and glycolipids

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helps cells attach to form tissues, glycoproteins act as markers so cells can be identified as foreign/self

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structure of endoplasmic reticulum

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continuous with the nucleus, system of sheet-like membranes

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endoplasmic reticulum function

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synthesises and transports (lipids/carbs/proteins), passes molecules to golgi

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golgi function

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secretes carbohydrates, modifies proteins and lipids

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golgi vesicles

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can be lysosomes, and contain molecules for transportation, which could be lysozymes

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nucleolus function

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manufactures ribosomes

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9
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vacuole membrane

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tonoplast

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cell wall functions

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contributes to movement of water around a plant’s tissue, helps maintain structure

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site of light-dependent

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thylakoids, which make up grana

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site of light-independent

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stroma

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13
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function of capsule in bacteria

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helps cells stick together

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function of plasmids

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contains dna helpful in adverse conditions

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15
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potential problems with electron micrographs

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images may contain artefacts

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16
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sem vs tem resolution

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sem is lower

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17
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suspension used for centrifugation

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cold/buffered/isotonic

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18
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fancy word for blend

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how electron microscopes work

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electron beam targeted with electromagnets

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diversity definition

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different alleles of a gene present in a population

21
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leaf transport adaptations

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mesophyll creates large sa for absorbtion of gases, remain in gas phase for quicker absorbtion

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alveoli- why short diffusion distance

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capillaries 1 cell thick, flattened against side of alveolus

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how does the liquid insect thing work

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fluid at the end of tracheoles move into cells via osmosis due to lactate concentration. air drawn into cell due to this movement

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xerophytic plant adaptations

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waxy cuticle, stomata in pits surrounded by hairs, leaves rolling up, small sa:v

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explanation of gill lamellae structure
capillary runs parallel to maintain countercurrent flow
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what changing shape does to bonds of substrate
distorts
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starch features
insoluble so doesnt impact water potential, coiled, branched
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cellulose levels of structure
chains w h bond cross-links > myofibrils > fibres
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how does water get out of the xylem?
water potential gradient due to evaporation
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for translocation
``` ringing experiments respiratory poisons stops moving up at night sap companion sells have mitochondria ```
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against translocation
not all solutes move at the same speed movement at the same rate down the whole plant sieve plates weird
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what are sink cells
respiring cells
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why does the bohr effect happen
lower ph changes the shape of haemoglobin
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purpose of double circulatory system
allows pressure to be raised again after oxygenation so blood can get to organs
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name of outside heart veins
coronary artery, cardiac vein
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diastole- valves
av open | sl closed
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atrial systole- valves
av open | sl closed
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ventricular systole- valves
av closed | sl open
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what is tissue fluid made of
blood plasma
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why do arterioles have thicker muscle layers
controls movement into capillaries
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other way for tissue fluid to return to the blood
lymph fluid
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species richness
number of different species in a community
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index of diversity
relationship between number of species in a community and number of individuals of each species
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conservation actions
maintaining or planting hedgerows leave ponds or create new ones use organic fertiliser create conservation headlands with wild plants