it turned out to be a massive questions thread ....

[TrueLight]

haha, i know, not many choices, but at least i have time to decide

Also, thanks! good luck to you too 

thanks lol ill need it...

[monokekie]

Monokekie!! Is that the second ILT test for Bio: Cells and Organisms ?
I'm doing it too hahaha!

haha cool good luck with that!

[TrueLight]

'Plant cells and bacterial cells avoid bursting in hypotonic surroundings by their strong cell walls. These allow the buildup of turgor within the cell. When the turgor pressure equals the osmotic pressure, osmosis ceases.'

[monokekie]

nowonder i got this wrong , haha thanks TL ~

[TrueLight]

np ... lol i was getting lazy so i just copied it from somewhere that put it in a nice sentence for me

[Edmund]

oh yeah lol!

pfft who cares about plants...

+100000000000000 OH YEAAAAAAAAH

I have an extremely strong tendency to fall asleep when i have a textbook opening right infront of me, it took me 4 weeks to get through half a chapter. You guys have this ability to explain better than those textbooks, and i am not kidding 

i dunno what i want to do yet o.O that's why i am doing biomed, andd its so cool gives me more time to decide waste.

Cell biology is probably the best part of first year biology. Wait till you get to the Zoology and Botany component

*evil laughter* :2funny:

[monokekie]

wait, Zoology and botany...? so they are even harder....?.... Edmund is this even possible for me to get good grades for Bio?

Life sucks T^T

[simonhu81292]

kekie..don't you like bio???   :buck2:

[monokekie]

oh yeah, i liked bio

I think i still do, yup, i will force myself to love bio, like what i did to chem last year!

[Edmund]

If you love Zoology and Botany, you'll own the exam like username did

[lexitu]

I can answer C - No, because some chromosomes are bigger than others and contain more genes.

Sorry, but I can't really answer the first two because that's unit four for me.

[lexitu]

Lol, but our school skipped most of mitosis! I think we only did chapters 1-5 of unit 1 or something like that.

[AzureBlue]

In the image attached: Where in the body does process B occur, How could you account for the difference in the sequence of the symbols in the final product compared with the sequence in the protein in the food eaten? Would other sequences be possible? Explain.

Thanks

[lexitu]

Haha another funny NOB question. Okay process B is protein synthesis, agreed? It's a dumb question, because protein synthesis occurs in every cell in the body (I doubt there are exceptions). The amino acid sequence is altered because the protein ingested is likely to not be functional within the human body hence a different protein needs to be made. Other sequences would be possible as the AAs can be arranged differently to make various proteins.

[AzureBlue]

Haha another funny NOB question. Okay process B is protein synthesis, agreed? It's a dumb question, because protein synthesis occurs in every cell in the body (I doubt there are exceptions). The amino acid sequence is altered because the protein ingested is likely to not be functional within the human body hence a different protein needs to be made. Other sequences would be possible as the AAs can be arranged differently to make various proteins.

Thank you so much!