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Unit 1.1 - Laboratory techniques for biologists
What is a hazard 1,
What is risk 2,
What is a linear dilution 3
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Unit 1.1(d) - Detecting proteins using antibodies
What are antigens 1,
What are antibodies 2,
What are immunoassays 3
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Unit 1.2(a) - Proteins, the proteome
What is the proteome 1,
The set of proteins expressed by ...,
What are the two reasons for prot...
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Unit 1.2(b) - Proteins, The synthesis and transport of proteins
Why is the internal membrane syst...,
What is the golgi apparatus 2,
What is the function of vesicles 3
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Unit 1.2(bii) - Proteins, Synthesis of membrane compartments
Where are lipids synthesised 1,
Where does the synthesis of all p...,
What happens to cytosolic proteins 3
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Unit 1.2(biii) - Proteins, Movement of proteins between membranes
What happens once the proteins ar...,
What happens to proteins as they ...,
Vesicles that leave the golgi do ...
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Unit 1.2(ci) - Proteins, Protein structure, ligand binding and conformational change
What does amino acid sequence det...,
What are proteins made from 2,
What joins amino acids 3
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Unit 1.2(cii) - Proteins, Ligand binding changes the conformation of a protein
What is a ligand 1,
What causes does ligand binding h...,
Where do allosteric interactions ...
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Unit 1.2(ciii) - Proteins, Reversible binding of phosphate and the control of conformation
What do kinases do 1,
The addition or removal of phosph...,
Phosphorylation is carried out by 3
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Unit 1.3(a) - Proteins, Membrane Proteins, Movement of molecules across membrane proteins
What is the plasma membrane made ...,
What characteristics do the phosp...,
What are integral proteins 3
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1.4(a) - Co-ordination
How are extracellular signalling ...,
What are receptor molecules 2,
What happens when a signal molecu...
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1.4(b) - Hydrophobic signals and control of transcription
Since hydrophobic signal molecule...,
What do hydrophobic signal molecu...,
What are transcription factors 3
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1.4(c) - Hydrophilic signals
What do hydrophilic signals requi...,
Why can t hydrophilic signals pas...,
The signal must be ______ across ...
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1.4(di) - Generation of a nerve impulse
What is resting membrane potenital 1,
How is a membrane potential creat...,
What is action potential 3
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1.4(dii) - The vertebrate eye
What is the retina responsible for 1,
What are the two types of photore...,
What do rods do 3
9
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Extended response questions
Hydrophilic signaling molecules a...,
Insulin signalling and diabetes 4 2,
Discuss the structure of amino ac...
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1.5(a) - Protein control of cell division
What is the cytoskeleton 1,
What are microtubules 2,
What do microtubules do what is t...
9
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