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I the light of our exam I thought I would create a quiz thread so Ill post a question, then you post an answer with another question for the next person.
Name a pro of using genetic modification to make insulin.
Name a pro of using genetic modification to make insulin.
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you can produce large amounts very easily
What are the symptoms of sickle cell anemia
What are the symptoms of sickle cell anemia
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Symptoms include physical weakness, pain, fever, and could lead to heart failure or brain damage
What is meant by compensation point?
What is meant by compensation point?
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The compensation point occurs when the respiration rate equals the photosynthesis rate i.e. the co2 made during respiration equals the amount of c02 used during photosynthesis.
What are the main steps in genetic modification?
What are the main steps in genetic modification?
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A plasmid is used as a vector, the plasmid is opened using restriction enzymes, then the desired dna cut using restriction enzymes and is inserted to the plasmid. The plamid is then inserted into the cell. If the dna sequence is to large a virus is used.
Which blood types can give to a person with A blood type.
Which blood types can give to a person with A blood type.
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to transport oxygen around the body
Name the three main things plant use oxygen for?
Name the three main things plant use oxygen for?
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Are you sure you ment that?
Give three reasons why treatments may need to be modified.
Give three reasons why treatments may need to be modified.
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Because its not producing any improvement
Because its causing damage
Because its producing side effects that are dangerous
Why is it important for Practioners to keep records?
Because its causing damage
Because its producing side effects that are dangerous
Why is it important for Practioners to keep records?
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So then can remeber records and previous treatments, so they can monitor progress and share information.
Name the parts of a synovial joint.
Name the parts of a synovial joint.
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Synovial fluid, membrane and cartilidge, ligaments,
What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic respiration.
What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic respiration.
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aerobic respiration uses oxygen, where as anaerobic respiration doesn't. The body Mainly uses aerobic respiration and only resorts to anaerobic respiration when the demand for aerobic respiration is greater than the body can provide. During the process of anaerobic respiration the glucose is only partially broken down and lactic acid is also produced.
What is gas exchange?
What is gas exchange?
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The removal of co2 and intake of oxygen.
What is ATP synthisised from?
What is ATP synthisised from?
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Where maleria is common sickle cell anaemia is also common because it provides some imunity so more chance to pass the faulty allele on.
What does RICE stand for?
What does RICE stand for?
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R - Rest
I - Ice
C - Compression
E - Elevation
Which ABO blood type is an universal recipiant and which ABO blood type is an universal donor?
I - Ice
C - Compression
E - Elevation
Which ABO blood type is an universal recipiant and which ABO blood type is an universal donor?
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AB universal recipiant 0 universal donor
Name a feature of a parasite which helps it to survive.
Name a feature of a parasite which helps it to survive.
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Parasites such as Tapeworms are able to grip on to the gut wall/ intestines through the use of hooks, this enables them to absorb food.
Give advantages and disadvantages of using pyramid of numbers and the pyramid of biomass.
Give advantages and disadvantages of using pyramid of numbers and the pyramid of biomass.
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(Original post by Angelica.)
Parasites such as Tapeworms are able to grip on to the gut wall/ intestines through the use of hooks, this enables them to absorb food.
Give advantages and disadvantages of using pyramid of numbers and the pyramid of biomass.
Parasites such as Tapeworms are able to grip on to the gut wall/ intestines through the use of hooks, this enables them to absorb food.
Give advantages and disadvantages of using pyramid of numbers and the pyramid of biomass.
What is the purpose of ligaments in a joint?
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