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A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

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"The light microscope used a x10 eyepiece lens and a x1000 objective lens"
What's the magnification then? :confused:
 
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1. disulfide
2.hydrogen
3.hydrophobic
4.ionic
5.hydrophillic
Can ne1 plz gimme sequence "bonds break first.....bonds break last" when an enzyme is heated & when there's a change in pH
 
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1. disulfide
2.hydrogen
3.hydrophobic
4.ionic
5.hydrophillic
Can ne1 plz gimme sequence "bonds break first.....bonds break last" when an enzyme is heated & when there's a change in pH
disulphide bonds are the most strongest covalent bond, then comes ionic then hydrogen then hydrophobic interaction
  1. disulphide bonds broken by reducing agents
  2. hydrogen bonds broken by high temperatures or ph change
  3. ionic bonds broken by ph change
 
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disulphide bonds are the most strongest covalent bond, then comes ionic then hydrogen then hydrophobic interaction
  1. disulphide bonds broken by reducing agents
  2. hydrogen bonds broken by high temperatures or ph change
  3. ionic bonds broken by ph change
Are ionic bonds stronger than hydrogen? Are you sure about that?
 
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Also could you answer the mcq questions I just posted? Thanks in advance
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so first question is D as after antigen binding to antibody no histamine should be released
2nd, inner membrane folded to expand as it could easily stretch and recoil, answer is A
3rd, glucose and fatty acids contains c=o, but glycerol doesn't, answer is A
4th, -reduction division is only important to prevent doubling of chromosomes no.,-at metaphase chromosomes are arranged at equator, and -when cell just before prophase , dna number is 4n(92) and 1 chromatid equals 1 dna molecule so answer is D,q23> 1 amino acid=3 nucleotides, so 120/3=40,answer is B
5th, sucrose is actively moved to seive tube elements which decrease water potential, hence more water enter increasing hydrostatic pressure
 
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so first question is D as after antigen binding to antibody no histamine should be released
2nd, inner membrane folded to expand as it could easily stretch and recoil, answer is A
3rd, glucose and fatty acids contains c=o, but glycerol doesn't, answer is A
4th, -reduction division is only important to prevent doubling of chromosomes no.,-at metaphase chromosomes are arranged at equator, and -when cell just before prophase , dna number is 4n(92) and 1 chromatid equals 1 dna molecule so answer is D,q23> 1 amino acid=3 nucleotides, so 120/3=40,answer is B
5th, sucrose is actively moved to seive tube elements which decrease water potential, hence more water enter increasing hydrostatic pressure
Isn't histamr released when an antigen binds to an antibody on the mast cell?! Don't the elastic tissues perform the function of recoiling and stretching and bronchi have them...why isn't the trachea folded then? Where is the c=o in glucose? Isn't sucrose diffused I to the drive tube through a cotransport protein??
 
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