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What is sexual reproduction (1 mark)
When a female and male gamete fuse together
A zorse has characteristics of zebra and horse. Why? (2 marks)
The zorse will have a mixture of genes from both parents ,horse and zebra
Describe how adult cell cloning could be used to clone a zorse (6 marks)
Take skin cell from zorse and unfertilised egg cell from horse.

Remove nucleus from egg cell and skin cell.

Put skin cell nucleus into the empty egg cell

Electric Shock

Causes egg to divided and forms an embryo.

Embryo is placed back into womb of horse
What does MMR stand for?
Measles, mumps and rubella
Describe what happens in the body AFTER immunisation to stop the person catching a disease in the future (3 marks)
White blood cells produce antibodies

The antibodies destroy the pathogens

In the future if re-infected , antibody production is quicker
Students investigated a food chain.
The students found 650 aphids feeding on one bean plant. 5 ladybird feeding on the aphids.
Draw a pyramid of biomass for the food chain and label.
The biomass in the 5 ladybirds is less than the biomass in the bean plant
Give 2 reasons why
Some biomass is lost in urine and faeces

Respiration (CO2)
The carbon in a dead bean plant is returned to the atmosphere via the carbon cycle

Describe this part of the carbon cycle
Microbes decompose the bean plant when it's dead.

The microbes respire releasing carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere
What is a hormone?
A chemical message that is secreted from a gland that controls body function
How are hormones transported to their target organs?
In the blood
Describe how FSH, oestrogen and LH are involved in the control of the menstrual cycle
Oestrogen causes lining of womb to develop , it inhibits FSH production and stimulates the release of a mature egg.

FSH causes egg to mature and stimulates ovary to produce oestrogen

When LH reaches its peak mid way during the cycle, LH stimulate the release of a new egg.
What scientific term describes a change in a gene
Mutation
Second question
The new mutant gene was resistant to the Wolbachia bacteria

so more males survived.

Survivors bred with female Blue-moon butterflies and the gene was passed from survivors to offspring.
Before the clinical trials, drugs are tested in the lab. The lab trials are NOT trials on people.
What is the drug tested on in these lab trials?
Cells
Drugs must be trialled before the drugs can be used on patients.
Give 3 reasons why.
Test to make sure they are not harmful

To see if the drug works

See how much of drug is needed
Name neurons A, B and C
A- sensory
B- motor
C-relay
The receptor in the muscles in the leg is sensitive to a stimulus
Suggest the stimulus
Pressure
Describe what happens at the synapse
The electrical impulse stops when it reaches the synapse it secretes a chemical

which diffuses along the gap

and starts an electrical impulse along the next neurone