swear the question was about how it was reabsorbed into the blood? I put Selective reabsorption against the concentration gradient through the tubules?
Same!! I thought the question said how does glucose leave the nephron and enter the blood?
Both may get the mark, as respiration releases energy as well.
yeah it might release energy but i dont think is used for growth like photosynthesis as it releases energy to carry out processes like photosynthesis which produces stuff for growth
For the first six marker i talked about carbon dating, analysing fossilised tools, comparing body structures and analysing how deep the fossils were found in the ground. Was there anything else anyone put??
For the first six marker i talked about carbon dating, analysing fossilised tools, comparing body structures and analysing how deep the fossils were found in the ground. Was there anything else anyone put??
I messed up on that six marker. i misinterpreted recent with later and talked about ardi and compared it with lucy. I only mentioned about how homo habilis is taller and has a brain size that is larger near the end. But i talked about how stone tools will be more sophisticated and the rock layers can be used to identify the time period. What do you think i would get out of 6 on that question
I messed up on that six marker. i misinterpreted recent with later and talked about ardi and compared it with lucy. I only mentioned about how homo habilis is taller and has a brain size that is larger near the end. But i talked about how stone tools will be more sophisticated and the rock layers can be used to identify the time period. What do you think i would get out of 6 on that question
Im not to sure but i forgot to mention homo hibilis. Hopefully i dont lose too many marks
I messed up on that six marker. i misinterpreted recent with later and talked about ardi and compared it with lucy. I only mentioned about how homo habilis is taller and has a brain size that is larger near the end. But i talked about how stone tools will be more sophisticated and the rock layers can be used to identify the time period. What do you think i would get out of 6 on that question
I think you can split this 6 marker into 3 sections- skeletal structure,tools and surrounding rocks. You could get at least 4 marks depending on how well developed your points on rock analysis and tools were made. I don't think brain size will get you the mark as it would have already decomposed but I spoke about skull size instead. You could mention how it may be taller than ardi too
I think you can split this 6 marker into 3 sections- skeletal structure,tools and surrounding rocks. You could get at least 4 marks depending on how well developed your points on rock analysis and tools were made. I don't think brain size will get you the mark as it would have already decomposed but I spoke about skull size instead. You could mention how it may be taller than ardi too
Luckily i didn't fall into the trap of talking about brain size without mentioning the size of the skull.
I was an idiot and put 50% instead of 0% for the haemophilia question. I'm so annoyed! Hopefully I'll still get marks for having the punnet square correct. I also put 47% as I did 70÷180.
Man... I was shook that entire paper. What did you put for the monoclonal antibodies and blood clotting question? I think I messed up on that one.
You have to mention that Monoclonal antibodies are made slightly radioactive They bind with blood clots The area in which radioactivity is high is where the blood clots are located
Hope the grade boundaries aren't ridiculously high. That's often the case with an easier paper :-(
I hope so too as I get paranoid that I made silly mistakes that may cost me the higher grades if the grade boundaries are high. They usually stay around 47-51 for an A*