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Yeah, i put down the same as you too but instead of presipitation i had emulsion...
Original post by Sara saeed
Onion was broken in mortal and pestle to break down cell wall.
The step missed was adding detergent to distrust cell membrane
Protease enzyme break down histones protein associated with DNA forming chromatin
Contamination of DNA with pineapple dna
Precipitation reaction
Idk whose answers are correct but will appreciate other people telling their answers too
Original post by Gabby.spencer
Well I got 10,082 so yeah den


i got 380 :0
went a bit crazy with it though
What did people get for hardy Weinberg? I got D(45.3%)
Original post by Sara saeed
Onion was broken in mortal and pestle to break down cell wall.
The step missed was adding detergent to distrust cell membrane
Protease enzyme break down histones protein associated with DNA forming chromatin
Contamination of DNA with pineapple dna
Precipitation reaction
Idk whose answers are correct but will appreciate other people telling their answers too

I said the same about detergent, contamination and precipitation. Didn't know about moral and pestle step so said it was to concentrate the dna
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Original post by Daveeeee232
What did people get for hardy Weinberg? I got D(45.3%)


Me too
Reply 25
Original post by Daveeeee232
What did people get for hardy Weinberg? I got D(45.3%)


put C because square root of 0.12 and square root of C equalled to 1 so satisfied p+q
Yh the circle shown has 21 phospholipids. A circle is pie r2 so you just multiply by 4. People were getting 1,000 something but it didn't make sense since there's no measurements on the question.
Original post by Sara saeed
I got 84 for the phospholipid question
MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS (these are mine only so correct me if I'm wrong

ACCADBACBCDCADAD
Percentage error was 12.5%
Percentage on the piechart would be around 10-15%
The spearmans rank answer was 0.649
Still birth percentages are 30.8% and 12.8
Number of phospholipids are 84.

This could be all wrong so don't take it as the bible
Reply 29
Mcq with uracil was with 2 OH and a single hexane
Reply 30
Original post by Gabby.spencer
Well I got 10,082 so yeah den


I got 56🤦🏽*♀️
You guys didn't store your values. Saved the values for root 0.12 and 1-that. The answer would be D. 48.3 I think. If you didn't save your values you would get slightly smaller so C which is wrong.
Original post by Hir7
put C because square root of 0.12 and square root of C equalled to 1 so satisfied p+q
Reply 32
Original post by Don't worry bro
Percentage error was 12.5%
Percentage on the piechart would be around 10-15%
The spearmans rank answer was 0.649
Still birth percentages are 30.8% and 12.8
Number of phospholipids are 84.

This could be all wrong so don't take it as the bible


How did you calculate % error because I did
0.5 times 2 divided by 16 times 100 and I got 6.25%
I did times by 2 because two measurements
Reply 33
I got 56 and diameter to be 4.2cm


Original post by joshuah752
I got 83 i think .Did you find the diameter to be 4cm?
Reply 34
Somatic cell therapy in body cells
Germ line in germ cells such as sperm egg embryo
Somatic not passed to offspring
Germ line passed to offsprings
Somatic not a cure
Germ line is a cure
I don't think this is correct
Original post by Don't worry bro
MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWERS (these are mine only so correct me if I'm wrong

ACCADBACBCDCADAD
Reply 36
were we supposed to measure the size of the phospholipids (phosphate heads) as well?
Original post by Don't worry bro
Yh the circle shown has 21 phospholipids. A circle is pie r2 so you just multiply by 4. People were getting 1,000 something but it didn't make sense since there's no measurements on the question.
Reply 37
Original post by makie
i put 12.5%, did you use a protractor or something?


So did I, I hope they have a range
Original post by Ameliakkmm
I got 0.625 for the index questions
11% for the percentage of the pie chart


Ssme
I said because age is irrelevant. Stage in development is more relevant, because the graph was showing 2 different species.

For example, 1 human year doesn't = 1 cat year, as humans and cats develop at different rates.
Original post by Ameliakkmm
Why was the age not shown on the X axis
I said it’s hard to tell the exact age of a nucleus because it’s taken from a body cell and you don’t know when it was produced by mitosis something like that

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