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i think im finished with writing notes for the night. its all just reading now. you guys just gonna keep doing past papers? reckon youll forget anything in the morning? lol it is the morning.

yeahh, but i think in questions, they usually specifiy, and say DNA or protien synthesis, as soon as its protien synthesis, or polypeptide syntheses its mRNA and all that crap. i think the hardest thing is remembering scientists and what they did. with the exception of mendel.

erghhh communication......how are you goin?

if any of your are doing communcation, do you reckon id be alright if i just studied like the brain, the ear and the eye, and then like just read over the rest? cause i really dont wanna do the whole topic right now....

i think you can mention DNA hybridisation, its the process where to take 2 DNA from different organisms, that you think are similar, or whatever, you split them, and then join them together. i think scientists then heat them up, and upon cooling, they observe the bases that join, and the bases...

transgenic species is bascially taking a gene from one organism, and putting it into another organism. for example COLD-STRAWBERRIES. These strawberries have a gene from a salmon- the gene is that is can cope better in cold conditions. what scientists have done is isolate the gene," cutting" it...

advantages are that you can vusialise the internal process, that normally would be impossible to see with the naked eye. disadvantages are that they may not be too accurate.

darwin didnt want to publish his theory for fear that people wouldnt accept it, and for prosecution from the Curch. when he did publish his theories, he was critisied- some believe that he was the reason for marx-ism, athesim, though it did revolutionise scientific thinking, and lead to furthur...

well.......I'm kinda gettin stuff right.....lol. it not my fault im so overjoyed that maths is over.

well, im just considering thoes for which bio doesnt count..... And UnderMySkin, are you saying IM confused? cause im an a bit confusion...haha.

off the top of my head......as usual... DNA replication is the replication of genetic material, such as sprem or eggs, or it can be replication of muscle cells etc, happens in mitosis, not sure where. protien synthesis is mRNA and tRNA and all that, the production of a polypeptide, that goes...

everything is off the top of my head......*idiot* as blood moves along the capillary it looses oxygen picks up carbon dioxide. .......................................................i think thats it?? LOL if you really wanted to, you could talk about what would happen if the capillary got...

i take it that this is like a core topic question? cause i dont really recall learning it about it...but... id say that with like cloning or genetic engineering, it reduces genetic variation, and makes the species more sepecptable to diseases because of the picking and choosing which...

they grew some mould on bread, they exposed the mould to x-rays to mutate it ( theyre killers) the x rays killed off some of the DNA in the mould the mould was then extracted and put onto new bread, or whatever. heres where it gets a bit tripy. if the mould grew, it was THROWN OUT, but if it...

i think its 0.7 a decade, which when added up ( remember its 1901-2001 ( i think) so thats like.....heaps:p) it can make a difference to something. shouldnt this question have been poused in like 1901? hahahaha....still dont know if im right. i just looked at your question, and i think...

i dont know, but just prior to meiotic division, isnt there just like 1 chromosome in the cell? and then it meets up with the other and crosses over and what not? you can do a table of possible genotypes with punnet squares and 2 Alleles. i dont know if im right hahaha. whered you get the question?

tempreature rise will mean death to some species who cannont cope with the warming of tempreatures. plants and animals will have a adpat quickly- eg becoming nocturnal, less movement to conserve energy. ( not too sure about plants)yeahh thats all i got right now off the top of my head hahhaha.

Tell the difference between passive and active vaccinations. Good luck every one.