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Bond between amino acids

Peptide bond


By condensation reaction


H from aime group and OH from carboxyl group

Properties of water

HIGH LATENT HEAT OF VAPORISATION - (large amount of energy to turn into had), efficient cooling method (sweating)


HIGH SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY = thermally stable habitat, less energy spent on heat


ICE LEES DENSE - remains liquid under = stable habitat


COHESION (efficient water movement) transpiration stream


HIGH DENSITY - allows floatation

Hydrogen bonding (biological molecules)

Proteins (primary & secondary structures)


Between cellulose chains

Mosquito is the vector


Bites uninfected person


Parasite moves into blood from vectors saliva


Reproduce in person

Issues with insecticides

Can develop resistance


Morally wrong

Sampling insects

Use sweep nets


Randomly


Test large numbers of samples


Attain mean

Role of cholesterol

Stabilise membranes


Waterproofing


Hormones

LDL

Cholesterol ➕ lipids ➕ protein

Atheroma formation

HDL 's transport cholesterol from tissues to liver


So reduce blood cholesterol level


LDL 's transport cholesterol from liver to tissues


Increase blood cholesterol level


LDL contribute to atheroma formation by depositing lipids in artery wall during transportation


Can form plaques


HDL reduce atheroma formation by removing lipids and cholesterol from the blood


So reduced fat deposition


Decreased risk of plaque

Red meat = high blood cholesterol

High saturated fats


Increased amounts of lipids in blood

Term that describes evolutionary relationships

Phylogeny

Domains

Archaea (prokaryotes) Bacteria, Eukaryotes

Variation

Difference


Between species

Reasons for variation

Environmental


Generic

Speciation

Groups separated


Selection pressure


Mutation causes variation


Breeding within groups for time


Then different so can't interbreed

Why conservation of plants is important

Habitats for animals


Generic reasource


Part of food chain

Advantages of seed banks

Plants not harmed


Stored more seeds in a smaller area


Less susceptible to disease

Why is important to collect seeds from a speices from different areas

To maintain generic variation (some may have natural immunity to a disease = more plants will survive)


Reduces chances of inbreeding

Why antibiotic resistant bacteria is a concern

Antibiotics no longer effective


Potential for epidemic

How fossil evidence supports evolution theory

Change in body structures over time


Can be dated


Show general trends

Constant region (antibody)

Bonds to phagocyte

Variable region (antibody)

Bonds to antigen