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But you just said that the bronchus is involved in gaseous exchange...that's why they're inner membrane is folded to allow expansion :S also don't the antibodies attach to the mast cell AFTER encountering a pathogen (the antigen would've have bonded to them to make that happen)They bind to the mast cells for triggering them to release histamine and cause inflammation. Then an immune response is stimulated, attracting nearby neutrophils to the antigen.the neutrophil recognize and then attach to the antigen, engulf it by phagocytosis, then it is digested and released out of neutrophil by exocytosis, it can also act as antigen presenting cell, then if the antigen is in body-cells, cell mediated response stimulated(t-cells), but if outside cells in tissue fluid then humoral response stimulated(b-cells)
T-cells with complementary receptors to the antigen is activated then and divide by mitosis, then action is taken depending on its type.
In b-cells, those with specific antibody receptors are only selected(clonal selection), then they divide differentiating into plasma cells (that secrete antibodies) and memory cells.
Only alveolus, alveolar duct is involved in gaseous exchange.
For a single strand of DNA 3 nucleotides would form 1 amino acid22) A length of double-stranded DNA contains 120 nucleotides and codes for polypeptide X.
What is the maximum length of polypeptide X?
A. 20 amino acids
B. 40 amino acids
C. 60 amino acids
D. 120 amino acids
correct answer : A
My doubt : how is it A?
Source : 2012 may - june paper_11
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Biology (9700)/9700_s13_qp_12.pdf
Question no. 22 ??
What is the difference btw base pairs and nucleotides??
One tRNA has One amino acid so 4 different types of amino acid will need 4 different tRNA20) A peptide consists of ten amino acids of four different kinds.
What is the theoretical minimum number of different tRNA molecules required to translate the
mRNA for this peptide?
A. 4
B. 10
C. 12
D. 30
Answer : A
My doubt : how is it an A ?
source : may-june paper_12
when was your examhttp://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Biology (9700)/9700_s13_qp_12.pdf
Question no. 22 ??
What is the difference btw base pairs and nucleotides??
its given the question 100 cm^3 has 19 cm^3 oxygenated.....Thank u
But ... How do u get the ratio?
hey how was ur exam ???its given the question 100 cm^3 has 19 cm^3 oxygenated.....
Arteries blood leave heart so the oxygenated blood in it too
Veins blood enters the heart so the oxygenated blood it too
Oxygen in 5 dm^3 of blood in arteries is 950 (using ratio 100:19)
Oxygen in 5dm^3 of blood in the veins is 625 (using ratio 100:12.5)
Total uptake the used oxygen by heart = 950-625=325
40 EPG=10 micro metres (0.1mm=10 micrometres)View attachment 41660
Why is the answer C ?
Nov 2011 v2 -----> Q16 As temperature decreases(getting colder) the membrane gets less fluidAnyone please I've got some doubts over here !
Nov 2011 v2 -----> Q16
june 2012 v2 ----->Q27
Nov 2012 v2-----> Q17 and Q38
Nov 2012 v3 ----->Q39
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Nov 2013 v1/3
Q1 , 7 , 8 and 17 ?
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Cross multiplication "Can u explin it to me how did u get the 950 and 625 by using the ratio how?
Awesomehey how was ur exam ???
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