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Y10 Biology
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Gene tehnologies
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some are easy
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because thare simples orgainsmes, it is easy to splice ther DNA and add new sequences
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Hijacking DNA
Diabetes is a disease where insufficient levels of insulin result in uncoltolable blood glucose levels
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Using enzymes, this DNA sequence was added into plasmids of E Coli, Which was thus tricked into producing insulin
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cells
parts of the cell
cell membrane
provides boundary, controles movment of substances in or out of the cell (boarder controll)
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cytoskeleton
a skafolding that provides shape , protection and somtimes movment
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Genetic Modification
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rice
golden rice contains high amounts of vitam A due to them GM it with genes from daffodils, corn and bacteria
there is oppersition from envromenal groups so this can no longer help people with vitem A difficences
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everdence for everlution
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Embryolgy
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Branchial arches
in humans, it devlops into parathyroid glans and middle ear bone
in reptials, devlops into lower jaw
in fish, devlops into gills but, is controlled by the Gcm-2 gene
in chicken, contoled by the Gcm-2 gene devlops, into parathyorid glans
Inheritance
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phenotypes
what the genotype looks like (green, yellow)
Mutations & Mistakes
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mutations
when the DNA is copied incorectly, the change in the sequence is a mutaion
can also be a break in the DNA, or abnormal bonds
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types of mutations
silent
don't effect the indivagule, and result in a single base change that dose not affect the protien
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Frameshift
causses aletter to be added or deleted. This moves every thing down and become jumbled. This can make a new protein or none at all.
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Mitosis & Meiosis
Meiosis
after mitosis the cell devida againg, without doubleing the DNA (therfor there is only 23 chromosomse in total
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steps
- the chromosomes line up in pairs along the equater
- when they move to each pole a whole chromesome moves
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- without dupliacting the chriosomes line up on the equator
- they move to the poles and make daughter cells with 1/2 the amount of DNA (hapliods)
Mitosis
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steps
- chromosomes replicate to become double stranded
- the double stranded cromosomes become visable
- The double stranded chrosoms line up a long the equator of the cell
- the chromoosomes move to the opisite ends of the cell (due to the centrials)
- a new nuciles forms and the cell starts to devide
- now you have two daughter cells (diploids)
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Human Inheritance
some feauters are contolles by simple inheritance, but there is complex inheritance
Albinisum
the inability to make pigments that give colour to your skin, hair, and eyes
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once n a punnett square there is 1 in 4 chance that a person will have albinism if they are both carryers
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Blood Types
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ABO system
there is AB, A, B, O, + or -
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Gene Testing
Gene Testing
once tge DNA sequence of is known, scientes are able to test for that gene
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gene theropy
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useing stem cells
they have the protential of treating illness, regrowing tisue, regrowing organs, and being used for gene theropy
however some people are agast the idea due to the sem cells needing to come from embroes because adilts dont have many stem cells
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Dating Techniques
index fossils
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index fosslis are easy identifed, have a short lifespan, and are very ambiant
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Fluorine analysis
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this alows us to test if the bones found were in the same area, therefor they would be around the same age
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Radioactive dating
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carbon dateing
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as soon as it dies, carbon-14 begins to decay into carbon-12. With a harlf life of about 5730 years
Variation
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comparing structuers
in related species, characteristics that have the same basic structer are called homologous characteristics
eg. the pentadactctal limb of vertebrates
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Natural Selection
the process where an enviorment factor acts on a population and results in some organisums having more offspring the other
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