Because testerrone is transported through the blood.
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Explain the term alternation of generations.
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Explain the term alternation of generations.
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The diagram below shows a phenomenon which occurs during cell division.
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The diagram below shows a phenomenon which occurs during cell division.
(a) Name the part labeled T.
(b) (i) State the biological importance of the part labelled T.
(ii) Identify the type of cell division in which this phenomenon occurs
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State the roles of oviduct in female reproductive system.
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State the roles of oviduct in female reproductive system.
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Name the processes that lead to fruit formation without fertilization.
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Name the processes that lead to fruit formation without fertilization.
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Name three main methods through which HIV/AIDS is transmitted.
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Name three main methods through which HIV/AIDS is transmitted.
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The diagram below shows part of a food relationship in an ecosystem:-
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The diagram below shows part of a food relationship in an ecosystem:-
(a) Name the food relationship above.
(b) How many trophic levels are shown in the diagram above?
(c) State main source of energy in the ecosystem.
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The diagram below represents a mammalian nephron.
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The diagram below represents a mammalian nephron.
(a) Name the structures labeled B,C and D
(c) Name the process by which substances are reabsorbed from structure C into blood capillaries
(d) How is the pressure in structure A achieved?
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Describe the path taken by urea from the organ where it is formed until it is released from the human body.
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Describe the path taken by urea from the organ where it is formed until it is released from the human body.
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An experiment was carried out to determine the effect of drinking on excess amount of water on the flow of urine. A person drinks one...
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An experiment was carried out to determine the effect of drinking on excess amount of water on the flow of urine. A person drinks one litre of water and urine was collected at intervals of 15 minutes.
The results were as shown below.
(a) Plot a suitable graph to represent urine output with time.
(b) Explain the rate of flow of urine between the following times;
(i) 15 and 60 minutes.
(ii) 60 and 75 minutes.
(iii) 75 and 135 minutes.
(c) Name two hormones responsible for regulation of relative amount of salts and water in man.
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Study the diagram below and answer the questions that follow.
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Study the diagram below and answer the questions that follow.
(a) Name the structure represented by the diagram
(b)
(i) Name the parts labelled D and M
(ii) Name the hormones whose sites of action are Q and G (c) Name one substance that is present in part N but absent in part Z
(d) The contents of part V were boiled with Benedicts’ solution and an orange precipitate was
formed. Account for the results
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The diagram below represents a mammalian nephron.
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The diagram below represents a mammalian nephron.
(i) Name the structure labelled Q
(ii) State two adaptations of part labeled R
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What role is played by the liver in excretion?
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What role is played by the liver in excretion?
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Explain the effects of the production of large amounts of Antidiuretic hormone in the human body
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Explain the effects of the production of large amounts of Antidiuretic hormone in the human body
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The apparatus below was used to investigate anaerobic respiration:-
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The apparatus below was used to investigate anaerobic respiration:-
a) How would you remove dissolved oxygen from the glucose before the experiment commencing?
(b) State what happens to the lime water as the experiment proceeds to the end
(c) Describe the reactions in the experiment
(d) Explain what would happen if the temperature of glucose solution and yeast was raised beyond 45 degrees C?
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State two roles of adrenaline in man.
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State two roles of adrenaline in man.
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How does the sunkness of stomata help in minimizing the rate of transpiration in plants?
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How does the sunkness of stomata help in minimizing the rate of transpiration in plants?
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The apparatus below was set up by a student to find out the changes in gases during germination.
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The apparatus below was set up by a student to find out the changes in gases during germination.
a) After 48 hours the level of water in the U-tube at A and B was as shown. Explain the
observation
b) Calculate the respiration quotient (RQ) from the equation below
c) Identify the substrate being respired in the above equation
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With a reason, state a phase in respiration that yields more energy.
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With a reason, state a phase in respiration that yields more energy.
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In an experiment to investigate a certain processes in a given plant species, the rate of carbon (IV) oxide consumed and released were measured over...
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In an experiment to investigate a certain processes in a given plant species, the rate of carbon (IV) oxide consumed and released were measured over a period of time of the day. The results of the investigation are shown in the table below.
a) Name the biochemical processes represented by;
(i) Carbon (IV) oxide consumption
(ii) carbon (IV)oxide release
(b) Account for the shape of the curve for carbon (IV) oxide consumption between;
(i) 6-16 hours
(ii) 20-24 hours
(c) Account for carbon (IV) oxide released between 12-16 hours
(d) (i) What is compensation point?
(ii) From the graph state the time of the day when the plant attains compensation point
(e) Explain how high temperature above optimum affects the rate of carbon (IV) oxide
consumption in the plant.
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October 4, 2019
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How is the structure of mammalian gaseous exchange system adapted to its functions.
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How is the structure of mammalian gaseous exchange system adapted to its functions.
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