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http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International O Level/Biology (5090)/5090_s11_ms_61.pdfdoes any of the my two descriptions apply on the answer?
well, post the link to that atp here, that would be better
rbc's transport oxygen in the blood stream from the lungs to the cells .. oxygen combines irreversibly with the haemoglobin in the rbc's..... cells are bathed in tissue fluid and oxygen travels from out of the red blood cells and into the tissue fluid and then the cells....
when the blood passes through capillaries, some components of blood seep out of the single-celled walls of capillaries, into the tissue. 's inter-cellular spaces. The fluid thus present in the tissue is called tissue fluid or lymph fluid.
bro she meant something else to ask and you answered something else..
I never heard this. How can they ask things like that?
haha lolwell some people are good at copying .
CIE is some Effed up shit.
I mean how in the world are we going to know this. :/
Maybe some centers teach these techniques but here in pakistan we have different methods.So i guess ms is made to include all methods.Maybe some of our familiar answers would be difficult for students of other centers.
I hope we don't get stuck with anything in the paper.
inshaallah we won't
I just did the paper and I didn't write it anywhere.
its for q 1 :b
God, you just confused it too much. It's just wiping off the excess solution with the help of blotting paper.
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