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@ robinhoodmustafa, wikipedia says it's fermentation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Production_of_antibiotics
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robinhoodmustafa i think they r right!!! fermentation after all!!
@ robinhoodmustafa, wikipedia says it's fermentation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Production_of_antibiotics
BTW, I am new here.
Hum aik hi kashti mein sawaar hain.i have lost about 15 marks.So i think i should leavee my hopes for an A*,,.
Yeah... kash hum dono A* ki kashti mein sawari ke mazze le rae hote... Ab Grade threshold aur bio p1 pe depend karta hai...Hum aik hi kashti mein sawaar hain.
yeah, but biotechnology suddenly seems too generic a termThere can be more than One Term. For eg If We are Cleaning Dirty Water than We can Call it "Recycling of water" , Desalination Or Reverse Osmosis...
what about kidneys man ?true
.true...but it isnt wrong to write viral infection in ur answers....anyway....i think that the following organs are acceptable
Stomach/Liver/Pancreas/Lungs, Organs like heart and intestine are not acceptable
no.......kidneys are not acceptable.....if the marking scheme is highly generous, then they may accept it otherwise kidneys isnt right...what about kidneys man ?
Haha, Insh'Allah, buss ab du'a hi kar saktay haaiin!Yeah... kash hum dono A* ki kashti mein sawari ke mazze le rae hote... Ab Grade threshold aur bio p1 pe depend karta hai...
Commercial lupins are produced sexually so they have greater colour variations and have more viable seeds, as opposed to wild lupins which are asexually reproduced...or maybe it was the other way round. I can't remember the question. It could've been cross and self pollination (but that was in the greenhouse question)...I really can't remember
li
liver and lungs is absolutely correct
True dat. Selective Breeding was not the ONLY thing i wrote in my answer by the way
Organ B was Kidney.
Differences in the contents of renal artery and ureter respectively:
1)Glucose present, glucose absent,
2)Amino acids present, amino acids absent,
3)relatively less urea uric acid and creatinine, the contrary in other column
4)white blood cells present, W.B.Cs absent.
J was the inlet war pouring the micro-organism culture mixed with nutrients like ammonium sulphate glucose etc/
L was the sparger that blows sterile oxygen in the fermenter for aerobic respiration of the micro-organisms.
two pints are wrng.....u cannot say that glucose and amino acids were present in urine, bcoz that's wat u r saying when u say more and less...since the quesion specified that a healthy person's differences were to be mentioned, you cannot say more and less.I
I wrote More Glucose, Less Glucose.
More Urea, less urea.
More Amino acids, less amino acids. Am I fucked?
partially....but not compeletely...since it was a 5 mark question 2 -3 marks may be deducted.Wrote selective breeding as well. But I ended by saying that when the desirable traits are formed in a generation, they are made to reproduce asexually to get the same qualities by Mitosis. Right?
Liver is correct....but not kidney......What about Liver and Kidney?
Liver is correct....but not kidney......
On misreading a question a mark value known MSR-2 is awarded...so if it is a 5 mark question, the examiner may award 1-2 marks...What is the threshold for A* this time ? Any ideas guys ?? nd in the very last question if the two parts are described oppositely ( Sperger - Nutrients and Nutrients-Sperger ) will CIE allow partial credit..
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