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Question E Answers Marks Guidance 2 (a) drug / medicine(aw) / chemical / substance ; produced by microorganisms ; A ref to idea of synthetic analogues kills / stops, growth of, bacteria / other microbes ; [max 2] (b) (i) (most) were killed by the antibiotic ; ora [1] (ii) (only) antibiotic-resistant bacteria transferred from B / (only) resistant bacteria in C / fewer resistant bacteria in B / non-resistant bacteria were killed in B ; [1] (c) resistant bacteria, survive / not killed / are selected for / selection pressure ; eventually, all / many, become resistant ; AVP ; e.g. any consequence of overuse / antibiotic no longer effective ; [max 2] (d) X-rays caused mutations ; change in DNA ; ref to, gene / allele ; mutation causes antibiotic resistance ; [max 3] (e) assume answer is about bacteria unless told otherwise, accept ora / AVP for viruses e.g. capsid bacteria have cells ; cell wall ; cell membrane ; cytoplasm ; ribosome(s) ; flagellum ; capsule ; AVP ; [max 2] medicine / AW e.g. (antibiotic) used to treat infection is worth a mark A examples e.g. penicillin qualified penicillin is an antibiotic that kills bacteria/aw would gain 2 marks penicillin alone cannot score R viruses R references to immunity as alternative to resistance ALLOW radiation R nucleus in bacteria IGNORE composition of cell wall

Question E Answers Marks Guidance 2 (f) HIV infects lymphocytes ; T helper (lymphocytes / cells) ; fewer antibodies produced ; infected cells not killed (by immune system) ; phagocytes less effective ; increased susceptibility to / longer recovery time for, (infectious) diseases / named disease (TB) ; cancers ; opportunistic diseases ; ref to AIDS ; [max 4] [Total: 15]

3 (a annelids are segmented ; (or v.v) A ref. to rings annelids have identifiable / terminal + mouth / anus ; (or v.v) annelids can have clitellum ; (or v.v) annelids (may) have + chaetae / bristles ; (or v.v) (b) (animal feature) ref. to secretion of enzymes / heterotrophic nutrition ; A inability to photosynthesise ref. to production of glycogen ; ref. to presence of chitin ; (plant feature) presence of cell wall ; presence of vacuole ; (c) diagram recognisable + reasonable size ; MARK TWO FEATURES DRAWN AND LABELLED FROM: RNA / DNA strand ; protein coat / capsid ; envelope ; capsomere ; [max. 2] [max. 1] [max. 1] [max. 3] (ii) ref. to invasion of lymphocytes ; so no production of antibodies ; (linked to first point) ref. to decrease in body s ability to fight infection ; [3] [max.10]

4 (a) substance direction of movement reason one mark per row amino acids carbon dioxide glucose to fetus / from mother from fetus fetus / from mother make proteins / translation / growth / make cells / AW; waste gas from respiration (release) energy / respiration / stored as glycogen; oxygen fetus / from mother (gas for) respiration; urea f fetus / to mother excretion / metabolic waste; 4 A nitrogenous waste

Question Answer Marks Additional Guidance 4 (b) iron: for red blood cells / haemoglobin / to transport oxygen / prevent anemia; vitamin D: absorption of calcium; growth / formation / strengthening, of bones / teeth; preventing rickets; max 2 max 1 from vitamin D (c) (i) lymphocytes / white blood cells / leucocytes; 1 white cells unqualified (ii) provides (passive) immunity; protects against, infection / illness / disease / pathogen(s) / AW; reference to disease(s) mother has had; immune system of babies not yet developed; any one function of antibodies; max 3 functions of antibodies: stop pathogens spreading (in the body) stop pathogens entering cells stop pathogens dividing / reproducing / increasing in number cause pathogens to, clump / agglutinate immobilise bacteria kill bacteria make it easier for phagocytes to ingest pathogens neutralise toxin(s) / make toxins harmless (iii) bonding / AW, with mother; it s free / cheap ; sterile / no risk of infection; body temperature; no preparation / easily available; provides, best / complete / most suitable / balanced / AW, nutrients / food; composition / quantity, of breast milk changes to match development; easier to digest / reduced risk of colic; reduce risk of allergies; contraceptive effect; AVP; max 4 AVPs: no additives protects against, breast cancer / ovarian cancer children less likely to develop diabetes helps the mother s body to return to normal, e.g. weight loss / restores uterus [Total: 14]