Biology A2 Revision
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basically if anyone want to chill and revise by asking each other Qs on Biology
for each answer you give on this thread you must also give a question
I'll go first:
what is the name of the enzyme involved in converting O2 to H2O in the final stage of ETC?
ps: this'll work better without using books - don't worry about making a mistake- it's only when you make it will you know the right answer
for each answer you give on this thread you must also give a question
I'll go first:
what is the name of the enzyme involved in converting O2 to H2O in the final stage of ETC?
ps: this'll work better without using books - don't worry about making a mistake- it's only when you make it will you know the right answer
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NADH is not an enzyme- it's the reduced form of NAD (Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) which is a coenzyme https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicoti...e_dinucleotide
The correct answer is cytochrome oxidase
As for your question:
I think a photosystem is formed of an antenna complex which is made of a cluster of photopigments ( chlorophyll a(which is the primary pigment and is situated at the base of the antenna complex in a region called the reaction centre)and other accessory pigments)

Now my question is:
what is transcription? and describe the process of transcription
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(Original post by shkreli)
not exactly
NADH is not an enzyme- it's the reduced form of NAD (Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) which is a coenzyme https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicoti...e_dinucleotide
The correct answer is cytochrome oxidase
As for your question:
I think a photosystem is made of a cluster of photopigments ( chlorophyll (which is the primary pigment)and other accessory pigments)
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Now my question is:
what is transcription? and describe the process of transcription
not exactly
NADH is not an enzyme- it's the reduced form of NAD (Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) which is a coenzyme https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicoti...e_dinucleotide
The correct answer is cytochrome oxidase
As for your question:
I think a photosystem is made of a cluster of photopigments ( chlorophyll (which is the primary pigment)and other accessory pigments)

Now my question is:
what is transcription? and describe the process of transcription
Not at A2 yet, but here goes...
Outline the process of cellular respiration.
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Transcription is the process in which a mRNA molecule is made from a single strand of DNA (template) for protein synthesis. It's the first stage in the central dogma.
Not at A2 yet, but here goes...
Outline the process of cellular respiration.
Transcription is the process in which a mRNA molecule is made from a single strand of DNA (template) for protein synthesis. It's the first stage in the central dogma.
Not at A2 yet, but here goes...
Outline the process of cellular respiration.
Glycolysis-which involves the splitting of Glucose into 2 (3C) Pyruvate molecules and the net production of 2 ATP molecules and 2 NADH molecules
The Link Reaction-which involves the conversion of a Pyruvate to Acetyl CoA and the production of CO2 and NADH
The Krebs Cycle-which involves the feeding of the acetyl CoA into a cycle of redox reactions to produce FADH2 and CO2 and even more NADH
The Electron Transport Chain-where the use of electrons from NADH produced in Krebs Cycle, Link Reaction and Glycolysis to synthesize ATP in a series of redox reactions- with H2O being produced as a waste product
my question fo you guys:
describe the process by which the eye controls the amount of light entering it
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