Sorry
I myself am not sure about that because I made them while solving topic wise papers( that's the reason why the notes aren't THAT much).-
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A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
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I myself am not sure about that because I made them while solving topic wise papers( that's the reason why the notes aren't THAT much).
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Oh actually I'm not sure if phagocytes exist in tissue fluid. I know WBCs can, but maybe they're only lymphocytes... So yeah not sure about it.Oopsee I completely forgot to change that.
There won't be any RBC but some WBC can squeeze through.I myself had a doubt about whether phagocytes will be there or not.
Thank you btw for reminding me!
Thank you it took a lot of time,but I didn't EXACTLY type it all I copied the question from past paper ( but obviously added some things).
Best of Luck!
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EDIT:There is a mistake in the notes
"What does tissue fluid contain?
Platelets and protein concentration low as compared to plasma But NO phagocytes"
The tissue fluid is almost identical to the composition of plasma.However, it contains less proteins molecules than plasma as they are too large to escape through the tiny gaps.
Although RBCs are not present some WBCs may squeeze through.
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Yes check my post now I added a note.
( even I have a doubt)If you find anymore mistakes do let me know ASAP!
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hey is there a way i can chat with u ??Yes check my post now I added a note.
If you find anymore mistakes do let me know ASAP!
What is it going to be about?
Your wall would be fine I think.
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just some help in p1
Its better you post your doubts here the other members can also help you.
I might not be able to answer all questions and might not have a lot of time.
Post your doubts here the members and I will help you as much as possible.
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kIts better you post your doubts here the other members can also help you.
I might not be able to answer all questions and might not have a lot of time.
Post your doubts here the members and I will help you as much as possible.
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q3) why they ve circular DNA?
q3) why they ve circular DNA?
blue with Benedict’s reagent -tells us that it does not have glucose( meaning no X present so it can't be A)
purple with biuret -tells us that it has proteins( meaning it has W so it can't be D)
and cloudy with ethanol - tells us that it has fats/lipid ( meaning Z is there for sure so it can't be C)
So the answer is B.
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Mitochondria and Chloroplast have 70S ribosome and circular DNA just like prokaryotes as they are thought to have been independent prokaryotes that entered the body/plant and became a part of the cell.
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That's like saying why do they have 70S ribosomes...
The current theory is known as the endosymbioant theory. Basically it is thought that mitochondria and chloroplasts used to be prokaryotes, that established a mutualism with ancestors of current eukaryotes.
Thus they still have their smaller ribosomes, along with the circular DNA.
Hey you can check this thread
https://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/biology-paper-5-tips.27105/
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Why is q39 A? Doesnt Nitrogen fixation need anaerobic conditions?
Why is q39 A? Doesnt Nitrogen fixation need anaerobic conditions?
Check this post
https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...st-your-doubts-here.9858/page-242#post-910331
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I'm guessing cuz I'm bad at ecology...
Nitrogen fixation done by NITROGENASE requires anaerobic conditions, and in legumes the bacteria in root nodules are provided with the anaerobic conditions by the plant having a substance in the nodules called leghaemoglobin, which effectively mops up all the oxygen. Because it absorbs it all.
So the condition in soil can be aerobic.
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Measure the distance, divide by 2500.