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FSH

stimulates oestrogen release, peaks after menstruation and at ovulation

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LH

stimulates progesterone release, peaks at ovulation

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Oestrogen

inhibits FSH release, high before ovulation, peaks at ovulation

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Progesterone

inhibits LH release, peaks after ovulation

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Sensory Neuron

Cell body at Side

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Relay Neuron

Really short

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Motor Neuron

Massive cell body

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Order of Neurones in Reflex Arc

Shri Rama

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Ciliary Muscles and Suspensory Ligaments

they are RINGS!!!!! just remember that much

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Phloem

amino acids and sucrose because pH, they are living cells forming a tube with holes, translocation occurs here.

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Xylem

water and mineral salts, lignin walls and dead cells

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translocation

occurs in the phloem to transport sucrose and amino acids, bidirectional

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transpiration

occurs in xylem

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advantages of pesticides

cheap and accessible,

have an immediate effect

kill every single pest

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disadvantages of pesticides

resistance development,

can kill other organisms eg pollinators,

bioaccumulation (large concentration at top of food chain because they don’t break down),

need for constant reapplication

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advantages of biological control

natural, no pollution

no resistance

specific targeting

long lasting/doesn’t need to be reapplied

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disadvantages of biological control

cannot eliminate pest

may become pest itself

may consume other organisms

take longer to be effective

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how to max discuss conclusion

ALWAYS LOOK FOR:

repeated or not? reliability

sample size? accuracy

CVs?

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variation 4 marker

mutation causes variation

variation increases survivability

survival = reproduce and pass on allele

amount of organisms with allele increases

eventually whole species has allele

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protein synthesis

transcription

mRNA leaves nucleus and enters cytoplasm

ribosomes

tRNA brings attached amino acids

with complementary bases

translates amino acids into polypeptide chain

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