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AQA AS Biology Unit 2 - 1 June 2015

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Original post by Atsushi
It was 33:1
Because you divide whole US population by the number of the people who have the disease.
Do the same for the island people.
Then divide the two numbers together 10600/300

Oh no :frown: and yeah, I got 2.68 for diversity. I feelss like I'd have got the same grade if I didn't turn up!
Original post by justjoshleeman
yeah after the how science works question on lung cancer :s-smilie:

No there wasn't. Please don't have a panic attack!! It said END OF QUESTIONS on that page!
Original post by rubberduckies321


i got 0.31:1
Did u have to right about semi conservative in the 2 genetically identical cells in interphase and mitosis, i just talked about PMAT

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Original post by thomaarrss
Hi, I think it was 32:1, my friends got that too.


i got 0.31:1. how can you get 32:1 for america when the the other place had a larger chance of inheriting the allele?
I took into account the populations of each and got a ratio in terms of 1 being not america. So i got 0.00.. something to 1
Original post by f.loco
Did u have to right about semi conservative in the 2 genetically identical cells in interphase and mitosis, i just talked about PMAT

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i started of with interphase? then just wrote about PMAT?
what did you get for the first question about the function of a conanry artery
Original post by djhodnett
i started of with interphase? then just wrote about PMAT?


App u had to say due to semi conservative replication the 2 cells are identical

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Original post by djhodnett
i got 0.31:1. how can you get 32:1 for america when the the other place had a larger chance of inheriting the allele?


because if you read the question (it was misleading) 1 represented the 3000 population size and you were to work out america.
Original post by djhodnett
i got 0.31:1. how can you get 32:1 for america when the the other place had a larger chance of inheriting the allele?


The question asked about number of people in the population with colour blindness, so although there was a higher chance in the other country, USA had a much higher population so overall more people did have the colour blindness gene. That's how I understood the question anyway!
Original post by f.loco
App u had to say due to semi conservative replication the 2 cells are identical

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Semi conservative replication is dna replication not mitosis so i doubt it


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Wtf did ppl get for the circulatory bit on the first page?!?!?


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Original post by Charlc97
The question asked about number of people in the population with colour blindness, so although there was a higher chance in the other country, USA had a much higher population so overall more people did have the colour blindness gene. That's how I understood the question anyway!


i dont know anymore
Original post by Shehla123
Semi conservative replication is dna replication not mitosis so i doubt it


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It said why are the 2 cells GENETICALLY IDENTICAL so semi conservative is essential as dna is to be identical in 2 cells

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Original post by justjoshleeman
that meant the end of question 9


Nonono.....

When is that ever true?
Original post by Shehla123
Semi conservative replication is dna replication not mitosis so i doubt it


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did we literally just have to write about interphase and PMAT?
I said that it takes blood away and then I got D A B but I completely guessed
Original post by liverpool2044
I took into account the populations of each and got a ratio in terms of 1 being not america. So i got 0.00.. something to 1


I got the same. I got like 0.00009 but iv accepted im terrible at maths lol


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