Ahhhh fair enough. Could it not be chloroplast then as even at gcse level you’d need to know that chloroplasts are ONLY found in plant cells and not animal cells.

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Alex423

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There aren't that many chloroplasts in a plant cell

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Alex423

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(If you look at all the diagrams for GCSE)

But maybe, idk

Original post by Alex423

There aren't that many chloroplasts in a plant cell

I didn’t read it was a potato. Potatoes don’t have chloroplasts.

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Alex423

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So its probs gonna be starch thing then

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stepheds

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Just tell your teacher it’s an awful drawing. 😉

When I labelled the stages of mitosis in an assignment different to someone else in my class, our tutor said as long as we could back up out argument to her for it being what we thought, then we would get that mark. Probably wouldn’t work in an exam though.

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I'm not sure if anyone will reply but I have another question its biology related - I was given the definition 'small food molecules are used to build large molecules' and I had to find the name of the process does anyone here know what it could be? I searched online and found nothing

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Original post by Kakakaty

I'm not sure if anyone will reply but I have another question its biology related - I was given the definition 'small food molecules are used to build large molecules' and I had to find the name of the process does anyone here know what it could be? I searched online and found nothing

Anabolic metabolism is the general term for producing larger molecules from smaller ones.

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