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Card 16

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How do enzymes control chemical reactions?

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Card 17

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What are enzyme catalysed reactions affected by?

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Card 18

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a denatured enzyme changes shape, so the active site will also change shape. this means it wont fit the substrate anymore and the reaction wont be catalysed.

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Card 19

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Organisms can be much larger, The cells can differentiate and organisms can be much more complex.

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Card 20

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Materials can't diffuse throughout the whole organism and so specialised organs and transport systems must be developed.

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Card 21

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mitosis

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Card 22

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Cell divison for growth. A diploid cell copies its DNA, divides and the cell splits.The two daughter cells are diploid and are genetically identical.

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Card 23

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A cell with two copies of each chromosome

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Card 24

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The DNA unzips and new complimentary bases are added to the original strands, making two full double helixes. The chromosomes line up in the centre of a cell. The copies divide. They move to opposite sides(poles) of the cell. The cell divides.

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Card 25

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Meiosis

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