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Biology - PAPER 1 Things to Remember :)

★ Steroid molecule is a lipid b/c it has LOW PROPORTION of Oxygen to Carbon


★ Nucleosomes → role in eukaryotes is DNA supercoiling and transcription regulation
★ Peat favoured in presence of organic matter, aerobic conditions, and ACIDIC conditions
★ Gradual divergence = slow/small continuous evolutionary changes (small changes in
song duration of birds)
○ Adaptive radiation = rapid evolutionary diversification from an ancestral species
due to selective pressures

★ Leftover drug in wastewater of hospital = drug not fully reabsorbed by the proximal
convoluted tubule
★ Xerophytes = cacti have leaves reduced to spines to lose less CO2 (NOT to increase SA
for photosynthesis)
★ Bones of wings of pterodactyl, bird and bat = homologous b/c have common ancestor
○ Homologous features NOT due to convergent evolution (that is analogous)

★ Negative flux of carbon in the atmosphere = more carbon removed from the atmosphere
than usual, such as if trees grew more so fixed more CO2
★ Polysomes = a ​cluster of ribosomes held together by a
strand of mRNA​ that each ribosome is translating (basically
a bunch of ribosomes carrying out translation → ​Many
ribosomes joined to one mRNA
★ A triglyceride is a lipid
★ Presence of proteins such as albumin in a urine sample
indicates kidney damage =​ damage to CORTEX
★ Lifting arm to eat = flexion, relaxed triceps
★ Epidemiological research = test vaccine effectiveness + identify disease distribution (not
causes of the disease)
★ Height distribution in a population = MULTIPLE GENES (not due to independent
assortment)
★ Need ATP and reduced ​NADPH​ from light dependent reactions to convert RuBP to
triose phosphate
★ Loss of intestinal villi leads to malnutrition
★ Increased levels of ​epinephrine in blood​ (AKA adrenaline) when intense physical
activity anticipated → to increase frequency of SA signals to heart muscle
★ Splitting of centromeres, random assortment of chromosomes or reduction division of
chromosomes → take place in meiosis I and meiosis II
★ DNA replication, transcription, translation = in common, all three have​ complementary
base pairing​ (NOT require free nucleotides)
★ Potassium moves across neuron membrane during repolarization = ​facilitated diffusion
(NOT active transport)

- Pay attention to wording!


- “Carrier” vs “affected”
- “Genotype IF it is light brown”
- Start of digestion of POLYPEPTIDES specifically

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