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Unit 4 AOS1
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100

The sugar found in RNA nucleotides.

Ribose

100

The light-dependent stage of photosynthesis occurs in these structures of the chloroplast.

thylakoid membranes

100

The first line of defence against pathogens is known as this.

physical, chemical, and microbiological barriers

100

When certain traits give an individual a survival advantage, this process changes allele frequencies.

Natural selection

100

How close measurements are to the true value.

accuracy

200

This term describes how DNA in all living things uses the same triplet code for amino acids.

Universal

200

This enzyme fixes carbon dioxide in the Calvin Cycle but can also bind to oxygen, reducing efficiency.

Rubisco

200

A type of immune response that occurs when the body reacts inappropriately to harmless substances like pollen.

Allergic reaction

200

Movement of individuals or their alleles between populations is called this.

Gene flow

200

The variable that is deliberately changed in an experiment.

independent variable

300

The process of converting mRNA into a polypeptide chain.

Translation

300

These plants (e.g., maize) separate initial carbon fixation and the Calvin Cycle into different cells.

C4 plants

300

These lymphocytes produce antibodies to target extracellular pathogens.

B lymphocytes

300

Fossils showing features of two different groups, demonstrating evolutionary transition

transitional fossils

300

This type of investigation examines real or hypothetical events or problems, often including historical analysis, role-play, or problem-solving, and allows recommendations to be made.

Case study

400

The region of a gene where RNA polymerase binds to start transcription.

Promoter region

400

This stage of aerobic respiration occurs in the mitochondrial matrix and releases carbon dioxide.

The Krebs Cycle

400

The main purpose of the inflammatory response.

to increase blood flow and recruit immune cells to the site of infection

400

Comparing DNA or amino acid sequences can reveal this between species

molecular homology

400

This principle ensures that no group bears an unfair burden from a scientific action and that benefits are distributed fairly.

Justice

500

The four levels of protein structure, in order.

primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary structures

500

A decrease in this factor reduces enzyme activity in both photosynthesis and respiration due to less kinetic energy.

temperature

500

The difference between active and passive immunity.

active immunity involves the body producing its own antibodies, while passive involves receiving them from another source

500

When species diverge within the same location due to ecological or behavioural differences.

sympatric speciation

500

This principle involves considering the intrinsic and instrumental value of living things, their autonomy, and ensuring protection when their capacity to decide is diminished.

respect
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