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Is this question: explain how proteins are modified and packaged for release from a cell
the same as these:
1) Explain how proteins are manufactured and packaged for transport
2) describe the manufacture, transport and packaging of extracellular enzymes
I used one of my answers from 1 or 2 would it answer the question above?
the same as these:
1) Explain how proteins are manufactured and packaged for transport
2) describe the manufacture, transport and packaging of extracellular enzymes
I used one of my answers from 1 or 2 would it answer the question above?
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The first question says modified and packaged for release from a cell, while the second one says manufactured and packaged for transport. Thus I don't think they're the same question, although the section about packaging may be similar for both.
A protein being transported doesn't necessarily mean it will be transported out of the cell, and the process may be different for internal transport within the cell, than for being transported outside of the cell. The modification of a protein may not be the same as the manufacture/production of a protein - I'm not that familiar with the biology as it's been years since I did it but linguistically "modified" suggests something that exists is changed, while "manufactured" suggests something being built up from scratch.
Reality Check can probably give better pointers on exam technique for biology in terms of these questions, as it's been years since I've looked at any biology
Generally though if an exam question uses different wording, that is usually quite specific and indicating they're looking for different information, in my experience.
A protein being transported doesn't necessarily mean it will be transported out of the cell, and the process may be different for internal transport within the cell, than for being transported outside of the cell. The modification of a protein may not be the same as the manufacture/production of a protein - I'm not that familiar with the biology as it's been years since I did it but linguistically "modified" suggests something that exists is changed, while "manufactured" suggests something being built up from scratch.
Reality Check can probably give better pointers on exam technique for biology in terms of these questions, as it's been years since I've looked at any biology
Generally though if an exam question uses different wording, that is usually quite specific and indicating they're looking for different information, in my experience.
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The first question says modified and packaged for release from a cell, while the second one says manufactured and packaged for transport. Thus I don't think they're the same question, although the section about packaging may be similar for both.
A protein being transported doesn't necessarily mean it will be transported out of the cell, and the process may be different for internal transport within the cell, than for being transported outside of the cell. The modification of a protein may not be the same as the manufacture/production of a protein - I'm not that familiar with the biology as it's been years since I did it but linguistically "modified" suggests something that exists is changed, while "manufactured" suggests something being built up from scratch.
Reality Check can probably give better pointers on exam technique for biology in terms of these questions, as it's been years since I've looked at any biology Generally though if an exam question uses different wording, that is usually quite specific and indicating they're looking for different information, in my experience.
The first question says modified and packaged for release from a cell, while the second one says manufactured and packaged for transport. Thus I don't think they're the same question, although the section about packaging may be similar for both.
A protein being transported doesn't necessarily mean it will be transported out of the cell, and the process may be different for internal transport within the cell, than for being transported outside of the cell. The modification of a protein may not be the same as the manufacture/production of a protein - I'm not that familiar with the biology as it's been years since I did it but linguistically "modified" suggests something that exists is changed, while "manufactured" suggests something being built up from scratch.
Reality Check can probably give better pointers on exam technique for biology in terms of these questions, as it's been years since I've looked at any biology
Generally though if an exam question uses different wording, that is usually quite specific and indicating they're looking for different information, in my experience.
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The first question says...
The first question says...
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Is this question: explain how proteins are modified and packaged for release from a cell
the same as these:
1) Explain how proteins are manufactured and packaged for transport
2) describe the manufacture, transport and packaging of extracellular enzymes
I used one of my answers from 1 or 2 would it answer the question above?
Is this question: explain how proteins are modified and packaged for release from a cell
the same as these:
1) Explain how proteins are manufactured and packaged for transport
2) describe the manufacture, transport and packaging of extracellular enzymes
I used one of my answers from 1 or 2 would it answer the question above?
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