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A cycle is a biological pathway or process in which the end product of one cycle becomes the starting point for the next. Write an essay about cycles in biology - correct answer1) Nitrogen cycle 2) Enzyme action 3) Synthesis of ATP from ADP 4) Light-independent reaction 5) The Krebs cycle 6) The mechanism of breathing 7) The cardiac cycle 8) The cell cycle/mitosis 9) meiosis 10) Muscle contraction Cells and organisms carry out exchanges with their external environment to maintain their internal environment - correct answer1) Homeostasis (concept of) 2) Digestion and absorption 3) Cells 4) Lung function 5) Gas exchange 6) Passage of water through plant 7) Nutrient cycles 8) Response to stimuli 9) Neurones 10) Temperature control 11) tissue fluid and its formation 12) Control of blood glucose concentration 13) Negative feedback 14) Gene expression

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AQA A Level Biology - 25 Mark Essays
A cycle is a biological pathway or process in which the end product of one cycle becomes the starting
point for the next. Write an essay about cycles in biology - correct answer1) Nitrogen cycle

2) Enzyme action

3) Synthesis of ATP from ADP

4) Light-independent reaction

5) The Krebs cycle

6) The mechanism of breathing

7) The cardiac cycle

8) The cell cycle/mitosis

9) meiosis

10) Muscle contraction



Cells and organisms carry out exchanges with their external environment to maintain their internal
environment - correct answer1) Homeostasis (concept of)

2) Digestion and absorption

3) Cells

4) Lung function

5) Gas exchange

6) Passage of water through plant

7) Nutrient cycles

8) Response to stimuli

9) Neurones

10) Temperature control

11) tissue fluid and its formation

12) Control of blood glucose concentration

13) Negative feedback

14) Gene expression

, Describe how the structures of different polymers are related to their functions - correct answer1)
Biological molecules - carbs/proteins

2) release of energy from carbs

3) control of blood glucose

4) enzymes

5) DNA - structure

6) principles of immunology

7) transport of respiratory gases



DNA and the transfer of information - correct answer1. Genes/how information is carried on

2. DNA

3. Replication of DNA

4. Cell division - Mitosis and meiosis

5. Transcription and translation

6. Mutation

7. Genetic engineering

8. Gene therapy

9. Genetically modified organisms

10. Variation (in populations)

11. Evolution

12. Inheritance



How energy is transferred within and between organisms - correct answer1) Photosynthesis

2) Energy transfer through ecosystems

3) Food production

4) Digestion (as in fuel)

5) Absorption (by cells)

6) Mass transport

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