'Soluble products' presentation slideshows

AQA Triple Biology

AQA Triple Biology. September 2011. To explain how gas and solute exchange surfaces in humans and other organisms are adapted to maximise effectiveness. Dissolved substances move by diffusion .

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Modes of Nutrition

Modes of Nutrition. Modes of Nutrition. AUTROPHIC ORGANISMS Use external sources of energy to synthesise their own organic food materials, which are often expired to release energy: Photosynthetic organisms use light energy eg plants or algae

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HEPATOTOXIC DRUGS

HEPATOTOXIC DRUGS. HEPATOTOXIC DRUGS. ILOs. Clarify the role of liver in drug detoxification Elaborate types (patterns) of hepatotoxicity Classify hepatotoxins Explain how a drug can inflict hepatotoxicity Contrast the varied clinical presentation of hepatotoxicity

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Recovery and Purification of Bio-Products

Recovery and Purification of Bio-Products. Strategies to recovery and purify bio-products. Fermenter. Solid-liquid separation. Cell products. Cells. Supernatant. Recovery. Cell disruption or rupture. Purification. Cell debris. Crystallization and drying. Cell Disruption.

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Recovery and Purification of Bio-Products

Recovery and Purification of Bio-Products. Strategies to recovery and purify bio-products. Fermenter. Solid-liquid separation. Cell products. Cells. Supernatant. Recovery. Cell disruption or rupture. Purification. Cell debris. Crystallization and drying. Cell Disruption.

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HEPATOTOXIC DRUGS

HEPATOTOXIC DRUGS. HEPATOTOXIC DRUGS. ILOs. Clarify the role of liver in drug detoxification Elaborate types (patterns) of hepatotoxicity Classify hepatotoxins Explain how a drug can inflict hepatotoxicity State the pathological consequences of hepatic injury

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Acids and Bases

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Ch 18 Notes II

Ch 18 Notes II. Precipitation Reactions. Solubility Rules. The solubility rules will tell you if a compound will be soluble in water. Note, this does not tell us how soluble it is, just whether or not it will dissolve. Soluble or Insoluble?. NaNO 3 KClO 4 PbBr 2 K 2 CrO 4 Ca(OH) 2

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Sprayer Cleanout

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Cycles

Cycles. Respiration , Photosynthesis , Evaporation and Condensation , The Weathering of Rock , and the Decay of Organic Matter. Evaporation. What is it? Evaporation- the process of when water is heated up and changes from liquid to a gas (water vapor).

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Extra Cellular Digestion In Saprophytic Fungus

Extra Cellular Digestion In Saprophytic Fungus. By Elizabeth Drury. Fungi are not consumers unlike animals. They are either saprophytes (decomposers) or pathogens . Therefore use saprophytic nutrition. This means they do not ingest food but use extra cellular digestion.

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Fungi digest food by extra-cellular digestion ( ???????????? extracellular) .

Nutrition - Fungi. Fungi digest food by extra-cellular digestion ( ???????????? extracellular) . Enzymes are secreted by the feeding h ypha. Enzymes break food into simple soluble molecules Soluble products are absorbed into the hypha. Extracelluar digestion. Nutrition - Bacteria.

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