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Infection and Response Q&A
INFECTION AND RESPONSE 1 1.
Explain
how diseases caused by viruses, bacteria, protists and fungi are spread in
animals and plants2.
Explain
how the spread of diseases can...
Organisation Q&A
ORGANISATION 11. What name is given to the basic
building blocks of all living organisms2. Define tissue3. Define organ4. Order cell, organ, organism, organ
system, ...
Cell Biology Q&A
CELL BIOLOGY 1 1. What do eukaryotic cells contain?2. What do prokaryotic cells contain?3. Which is smaller, a prokaryotic cell
or eukaryotic cell?4. Give two example...
How are electrical impulses transmitted across synapses?
Action potential opens voltage gated Ca2+ channels
Ca2+ enters presynaptic terminal
causes exocytosis of vesicles
Acetylcholine diffuses across cleft at neuromuscul...
How do muscles contract?
Muscular stimulation
AP propagates along surface membrane and into T tubulesElectrical impulse stimulates release of Ca2+ ions from sarcoplasmic reticulum
Tackling 6 mark AQA GCSE Biology questions.
For many students, answering a 6-mark AQA Biology GCSE
question can be daunting. With so much information to process, where do you
start? The solution might be simpler than you thin...
Testing for carbohydrates
TesAng for carbohydrates.
These tests are QUALITATIVE this means they do not tell us any exact data, just yes or no
answers i.e. is there a reducing ...
Biological Molecules
2.2Biological Molecules.
(a) how hydrogen bonding occurs between water molecules, and relate this, and other
proper8es of water, to the roles ...
The structure and function of the kidney
The KidneyFunction: carries out ultrafiltration of the blood to remove waste material whilst maintaining constant levels of useful substances such as glucoseOverall structure: Can be ...
How is blood transported throughout the body
Our body needs blood to allow transport of nutrients to the different cells to function. In it we mainly find- White blood cells - Cells used in our immune system- Red blood cells - T...
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