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haha yeah seems like it.... but stay around ok bcz i might have some after a i go through the whole syllabusSeems everybody masters Biology LOL no one has a doubt.
haha yeah seems like it.... but stay around ok bcz i might have some after a i go through the whole syllabus
in fact even now.... tell me are the symplast, apoplast, etc. movements in our syllabus?
nope... soryy i have no idea -_-Hey, do you guys know where can I find complete related-to-syllabus-only notes for core A to K??
me toooo!!! i hate botonyUgh, I hate transport in plants, dunno why. Biology as a whole isn't so hard imo, but back to doing past papers.
can u give me the definitions of al these ways?Yup they are, and they come pretty often.
One chromosome contains two sister chromatids. Each sister chromatid contains double-helix/strand DNA molecule. Correct me if Im wrong.I need to know about chromosomes...are they single stranded or double? Im confused..and a single strand of chromosome contains 2 double helix strands of Dna?
yeah u are ryt and the choromosomes are double strande i think bcz they replicate and then those two strandds are separated during anaphase [ ? ] during mitosis..... someone corect me if i'm wrongOne chromosome contains two sister chromatids. Each sister chromatid contains double-helix/strand DNA molecule. Correct me if Im wrong.
umm yeahYou mean homologous chromosome right? View attachment 25490
Sorry I havent got to that section yet.Can anyone help me ^_^ Somebody please explain to me how the plant transports sucrose from the source to the sink?
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