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View current plans in MemoriziteAn enzyme’s active site depends on its three-dimensional structure; denaturation can disrupt that structure. Phospholipids form a bilayer with hydrophilic heads facing aqueous environments and hydrophobic tails facing inward. Transcription makes RNA using a DNA template. Ventilation and blood flow help maintain gas-exchange gradients. In oxidative phosphorylation, a proton gradient across the inner mitochondrial membrane drives ATP synthesis through ATP synthase.
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Flashcard 1 · Biological molecules
It can alter the active site so the substrate no longer binds effectively.
The explanation links molecular structure to function. Denaturation need not break the peptide bonds of the primary structure.
Flashcard 2 · Cells
Hydrophilic heads face the water while hydrophobic tails form an inward-facing region.
This organisation creates a barrier to many water-soluble substances; specific transport proteins allow selected substances to cross.
Flashcard 3 · Genetic information
Transcription produces RNA; DNA replication produces DNA.
A DNA template is used in both processes, but the product and purpose differ. Transcription is not the assembly of a protein.
Flashcard 4 · Exchange systems
They refresh the air and blood, helping maintain an oxygen concentration gradient across the exchange surface.
A short diffusion distance also helps exchange, but it is different from maintaining the gradient.
Flashcard 5 · Biological processes
Protons moving down their electrochemical gradient through ATP synthase.
The electron transport chain helps establish the gradient. It is not oxygen passing through ATP synthase that drives ATP formation.
A-Level recall should connect a molecular event to a consequence. For respiration, preserve the location of each stage and distinguish electron transfer, proton movement and ATP production. Split a large process into manageable prompts, then explain how the answers fit together. Do not reduce every mechanism to one vocabulary card.
After recall, use a graph, experimental comparison or unfamiliar organism from your lessons. Explain a prediction and name the evidence that would support it. Keep controls, variables and limitations in the source. Cards support preparation but cannot replace extended reasoning, statistical work or required practical skills.
The AQA A-Level Biology 7402 specification includes advanced material on energy transfers, gene expression and responses as well as first-year topics. Check your own board and course year. The examples deliberately ask for mechanisms beyond GCSE definitions; they are a small selection, not a complete specification-mapped deck or a set of official marking points.
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