Biology revision test

Cards (13)

  • What are the 4 stages of the cell cycle?

    Chromosomes grow and replicate
    Chromosomes line up in the middle and are pulled apart to either side of the cell
    Nucleus divides 46 chromosomes
    Cell membrane splits forming 2 identical cells
  • what are the advantages of a GTN?

    It‘s to prevent and treat chest pain caused by angina
  • What are the disadvantages of GTN?

    Red face
    Feeling dizzy
    Headaches
    Weak/tired
  • What are the stages of CHD?

    Blood slows down
    Heart doesn’t get enough oxygen + glucose
    aerobic respiration decreases
    lack of energy
    heart cells begin to die
  • Explain the causes and symptoms of agina?

    Causes:
    where the coronary arteries may become blocked by the build up of cholesterol
    symptoms:
    chest pain
    breathless
    lack of energy
  • Give three reasons why clinical trials are needed?

    for safety
    to see if they are effective enough
    to identify any side effects
  • How do viruses cause illness?

    They live inside the cell and replicate themselves and can lead to damaged cells
  • Describe how the measles vaccine helps a person to become immune to the measles pathogen?

    Inject dead or inactive cells into the body
    Causes the immune system to produce antibodies that are specific to the pathogen
    Antibodies destroy the pathogen
    Memory cells copied
    If a pathogen reenters the body antibodies will destroy it
  • Suggest 2 ways the spread of measles can be reduced?
    Isolate at home

    hygiene e.g regularly washing hands
  • Protein is broken down into… by…
    Protease is released from…
    Where are protein molecules broken down?
    Protein molecules are broken down into amino acids by protease

    protease is released from the stomach, pancreas, small intestine

    broken down in the stomach and small intestine
  • Lipids are broken down into… and … by…

    Lipids are broken into fatty acids and glycerol by lipase
  • Lipase are released from… and…

    Lipase released from pancreas and small intestine
  • Broken down in the…
    small intestine