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Mixture

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Why is it necassary to break down proteins properly in the digestive system?
Proteins are:
  • large
  • insuluable
  • cannot be absorbed
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of fertility drugs?
  • They can enable women to have children.(benefit)
  • They let people have multiple births.(problem)
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of contreceptives?
  • They prevent unwanted pregnancies.(benefit)
  • They regulate the menstrual cycle(benefit)
  • They may cause infetility.(problem)
  • May cause mood swings.(problem)
  • Don't protect against STD's.(problem)
  • Increase promiscuity.(problem)
  • In what ways does the body prevent viruses and harmful bacteria from entering?
  • Skin
  • Scabs
  • Mucus
  • Stomach Acid
  • What type of chemical is released from some white blood cells to attack viruses?
    Antibodies
    Where is the temperature monitored?
    In the brain.
    How do capillaries help the body to keep cool on hot days?
  • They dialate...
  • ...allowing blood to flow closer to the surface of the skin
  • resulting in the blood being cooled
  • What type of organisms reproduce through meiosis?
    Humans
    What type of organisms reproduce through mitosis?
    Plants
    Information is passed __________ across synapses
    Chemically
    Explain how natural selection may cause creatures to have desirable characteristics
  • Variation may be caused by mutation...
  • ...which could mean they live their life better ...
  • ...so they will live longer...
  • giving them the chance to breed...
  • ...and pass their DNA down to a new generation with the same characteristic.
  • What is an allele?
    Forms of a gene
    What does dominant mean?
    That only one gene is needed for a characteristic to be inherited
    What in the body does Huntington's disease affect?
    The nervous system
    How does the carbon monoxide in cigarette smoke affect the normal function of red blood cells?
  • The CO combines with haemaglobin...
  • ...more easily than oxygen...
  • ...reducing the cells capacity to transport oxygen.