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Explain one way in which starch molecules are adapted for their function in plant cells (2)
Insoluble;
Donโt affect water potential;
OR
Helical;
Compact;
OR
Large molecule;
Cannot leave cell;
Explain how cellulose molecules are adapted for their function in plant cells (3)
long and straight chains
become linked together by many hydrogen bonds to form myofibrils
provide strength to cell wall
Contrast the processes of facilitated diffusion and active transport (3)
fac.diff. involves channel proteins and carrier proteins vs a.t. only involves carrier proteins
fac.diff. is passive vs a.t. uses ATP
fac.diff. happens down a concentration gradient vs a.t. occurs against a concentration gradient

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Give the two types of molecule from which a ribosome is formed (1)
RNA
protein/amino acid
Define species richness (1)
The number of species in a community
accept habitat/ecosystem/environment
anything other than population!!!!
Draw structure of amino acid (1)



Some people eat red meat for many years without having any reaction, then have an allergic reaction to the alpha-gal in red meat.
An allergic reaction is caused by an immune response.
Draw a labelled diagram of an antibody and identify the specific alpha-gal binding site (3)
Y shape showing two long and two short (polypeptide) chains correctly positioned;
(Alpha-gal) binding site labelled on the end of the branches of the Y of the antibody;
Variable region labelled
OR Constant region labelled
OR Disulfide bridge/bond labelled;
