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Core Practicals for Biology

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Describe how the effect of caffeine on heart rate in Daphnia can be investigated practically, and discuss whether there are ethical issues in the use of invertebrates   show
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show 5.Range of caffeine concentrations; 6.Repeats; 7.Water as control / zero caffeine concentration}; 8.Control temperature; 9.Similar organisms used; 10.Accurate measurement of DV; 11.Plot results on graph  
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Describe how to investigate the vitamin content of food and drink   show
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show 6.Vitamin C ; 7.Repeated at time intervals 8.Replication ; 9.One controlled variable ; 10.Drawing graph of both sets of results ;  
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Describe how membrane structure can be investigated practically, eg by the effect of alcohol concentration or temperature on membrane permeability   show
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show 6.Indication of what is being used to judge permeability colour of solution, absorbance, transmission ; 7.Permeability can be assessed e.g. use of colorimeter, standard solutions ; 8.Repeats / replicates 9.Plot results onto a graph  
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show Mesure of vol. of oxygen. volume of oxygen 3.Measure the initial rate of reaction 4.CV e.g. age, part of mussel mass,surface area,Vol of hydrogen peroxide, temperature, concentration, pH 6.Repeats  
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show 1.Use of root tip; 2.Add acid or acetic alcohol 3.Add stain e.g. Toluidine blue 4.Break open tip with (mounted) needle/eq}; 5.Mount in stain /acid / water 6.Squash under coverslip; 7.Warm to intensify staining  
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show 1.Sample/explants from both(tissues) 2.Aseptic cond. 3.Grow cells in a callus 4.Growth reg. 5.Cells / tissue can differentiate / cells can become whole plants 6.Procedure e.g. agar; leave for a suitable length of time / suitable controlled variable  
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show 1.Suspending fibres with weights,pulling them with forcemeter 2.Fibres of same diameter,different diameters accounted 3.Fibres of initial length 4.How weights added/forcemeter pulled 5.Measurable endpoint, breaking point stretched to standard length  
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Describe how to determine the tensile strength of plant fibres practically.[2]   show
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show 1.3+ range of ion concentrations 2.Repeats(at each concentration) 3. Uniformity of seedlings (e.g. all from same parent plant, same age, same original root length) 4.Solution used should contain other mineral ions / named mineral ions  
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show 5. One other variable maintained / kept constant (e.g. temp, all run for same length of time, light intensity, volume of mineral solution) 6.Mechanism of judging root {growth /eq} (to measure optimum concentration)  
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Describe how to investigate the antimicrobial properties of plants.   show
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