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I've searched this site, the past paper request thread and googled it, but I can't find the 2007 biochemistry papers anywhere. If anybody could point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it!
Thanks
I've searched this site, the past paper request thread and googled it, but I can't find the 2007 biochemistry papers anywhere. If anybody could point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it!
Thanks
If you don't get the exams sent to you, you can get them all from www.pastpaperexams.com
do you have to remember ALL the structures such as maltose, alpha glucose etc or will they be shown in the exam 
Supersplodge
do you have to remember ALL the structures such as maltose, alpha glucose etc or will they be shown in the exam
You won't be asked to draw them from scratch. They will be shown, but you will have to know how to distinguish between them.
How are you guys revising for this unit? I've just got a copy of the spec and I'm going through the points one at a time using my textbook. I've read through the whole book numerous times so this method is quite effective. Especially as it cuts through all the **** found in this textbook
Metal_Gear
You won't be asked to draw them from scratch. They will be shown, but you will have to know how to distinguish between them.
cheers
can anyone give me a good roundup on translation, replication and transcripition? (e.g. a couple of steps for each that is enough to get me full marks in the exam)
replication - DNA unzips, nucletides attached to unzipped end by DNA polymerase
transcription - copying of DNA (with RNA polymerase) to mRNA - moves to ribosome
translation -rRNA moves along mRNA, joining the amino-acids into polypeptides
transcription - copying of DNA (with RNA polymerase) to mRNA - moves to ribosome
translation -rRNA moves along mRNA, joining the amino-acids into polypeptides
EierVonSatan
replication - DNA unzips, nucletides attached to unzipped end by DNA polymerase
transcription - copying of DNA (with RNA polymerase) to mRNA - moves to ribosome
translation -rRNA moves along mRNA, joining the amino-acids into polypeptides
transcription - copying of DNA (with RNA polymerase) to mRNA - moves to ribosome
translation -rRNA moves along mRNA, joining the amino-acids into polypeptides
lol thanks
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