PRACTICAL SKILLS
CELLS
HEALTH AND DISEASE
ENZYMES
DNA
100

Add the values, and divide by the number of values you have.

How do you calculate a mean?

100

The nucleus

Where is DNA stored in a cell?

100

Communicable 

What is a disease that can be passed on to others?

100

Temperature, concentration and pH

What factors effect enzyme activity?

100

Double helix structure

What structure does DNA have?

200

To get reliable results/rule out anomalous results

Why might we repeat an experiment 

200

Respiration

What process occurs in the mitochondria?

200

Bacteria only

What type of pathogen can be treated by antibiotics?

200

Something that speeds up a reaction without being used up. Enzymes are an example of these.

What is a catalyst?

200

complementary base pairing such as A-T and C-G

What is the term given to the way bases join together in DNA?

300

A number that does not fit the trend of results

What is an anomalous result?

300

Prokaryotic

What type of cell is bacteria?

300

Gonorrhoea

Name a sexually transmitted disease

300

The enzyme becomes denatured and no longer binds to the substrate

What happens when conditions are too hot for an enzyme?

300

hydrogen bonds 

What type of bonds hold together the bases in a double helix?

400

Something you keep the same in an experiment

What is the control variable?

400

The site of photosynthesis in plant cells

What are chloroplasts?

400

Inject a small amount of dead or inactive pathogens

What happens during a vaccination?

400

carbohydrase enzyme

Which enzyme breaks down carbohydrates into glucose?

400

A different form of a gene

What is an allele?

500

So that we can see the structures

Why would you put stain on the slide before placing it under the microscope?

500

Mitosis

What type of cell division forms 2 genetically identical daughter cells?

500

Antibiotics

What treatment is there for bacterial infections?

500

The lock and key model

Which model represents the way enzymes and substrates work?

500

one forms 4 haploid daughter cells whereas the other forms 2 genetically identical daughter cells

How is meiosis different to mitosis?