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Why it's 5? and not 3?
When they said air in alveolus isn't it that, to reach RBC, air from alveolus goes out of the alveolar wall, goes into endothelial wall, goes into RBC???
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What does reduction division means? why can't it be T and V?
can some one help me in questiom why it is B not A
The first question is very simple. An oxygen molecule has to diffuse to 5 cell surface membranes. Let me show you how, Check the uploaded file.
Reduction division means when chromosome number is halved. In first diagram you can see at point S, from diploid number there is a change to haploid number(halved) so we got S. The second is V has again from a diploid cell, gametes are formed which are haploid(half number of chromosome)
Hope that helped!
Thanksss!!!! I've confused about the layers things for so long. THANKS!!
Do remember for Carbon dioxide it can be either 5 or 4 as Carbon dioxide also travels in the bloodstream rather than rbc's
yupp. i saw one of the papers it says 4 or 5..
but why 4?
it is Q 28 sorry i forgot to write it im only worried about the exam
It can be 4 as carbon-dioxide will be directly transported by the blood in the form of hydrogen-carbonate ions. Hence no need to diffuse out of RBC's.
yeah ryt. ohkPost links? No ones gonna do khuwari to go and individually find your paper.
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Why it's 5? and not 3?
When they said air in alveolus isn't it that, to reach RBC, air from alveolus goes out of the alveolar wall, goes into endothelial wall, goes into RBC???
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What does reduction division means? why can't it be T and V?
Because clearly the 4th process does not occur TWICE during transcription. I'm not sure about the 3rd one.http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Biology (9700)/9700_s11_qp_11.pdf
Q22 the answer according to the mark scheme is A....
why not D, i agree with the 1 and 2 but 3...sugar and phosphate bonds, do form...when the free RNA nucleotides in the nucleus come and attach to the exposed template (a DNA strand) something forms the sugar phosphate backbone...so the sugar phosphate bonds are forming between the RNA nucleotides...
4 even this seems true.....the free RNA nuclotides in the nucleus come and pair with the exposed DNA strand according to compleentary base pairing rules....
so why A?
Because clearly the 4th process does not occur TWICE during transcription. I'm not sure about the 3rd one.
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how to do this calculation?
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why can't high temperature break ionic bond?
high temperature and pH change can break, right?
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how to do this calculation?
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why can't high temperature break ionic bond?
high temperature and pH change can break, right?
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