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mmhmm. thank you very much!

 process information from secondary sources to identify and describe one example of polygenic inheritance  define what is meant by polygenic inheritance and describe one example of polygenic inheritance in humans or another organism For these two dotpoints, is it adequate to know just ONE...

ill edit it thanks royy ur one seems pretty complete in terms of info

Oic, thanks.

Is this good: "While donated blood can be directly for blood transfusions among other things, usually it is broken into its separate components. These individual components include red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, plasma, factor VIII. Red blood cells are a vital component of...

mmm, do you think i've done this in my summary?

In reference to teh following dp: "Analyse information from secondary sources to identify the products extracted from donated blood and discuss the uses of these products" Do we have to know about EVERY component of donated blood used in DETAIL? or can we do like 3 or 4 in detail and the...

hahah lol, besides taht?

I broke my wrist, and wasted 4 weeks of the 5 I had to study for the trials.

" identify the origins of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and halons in the atmosphere CFCs (as the name suggests, consists of the elements carbon, fluorine and chlorine) and are a subset of the group of compounds known as the haloalkanes. Haloalkanes consist of carbon based compounds which...

- did you get this question from Putnam 2005?

sorry my thing doesn't display signatres or avatars. btw do we have to know about IgA, IgM etc?

yeh it's just that i don't have a scanner for non computered images.

mmhmm colo thanks for all your help, and to kami as well.

Wow sounds complicated how do you know all this lol

Can you give me some examleps?

Would you be able to gat a band 6 using HSC online summaries omly?

Do we have to know about these things? they seem very complicated.

Does anyone haveany good diagrams for this prac? i can't seem to find any lol thanks.

Thanks guys i took ur advice and improved it (hopefully) accordingly. "AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) is an infectious disease caused by the retrovirus HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). It basically destroys the body's immune system, leaving it susceptible to other opportunistic...