M1.(a) 1. Fewer children / less likely that children with asthma eat fish; Accept converse.

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M.(a). Fewer children / less likely that children with asthma eat fish; Accept converse.. Fewer children / less likely that children with asthma eat oily fish; MP and Allow use of numbers.. Little / only % / no difference in (children with or without asthma who eat) non-oily fish. Do not accept arguments related to amount of fish eaten (b). (Shake with) ethanol / alcohol;. Accept named alcohol. Then add (to) water;. Order must be correct. White / milky / cloudy (layer indicates oil).. Ignore forms emulsion as in stem. Ignore precipitate [6] M.(a). Dissolve in alcohol, then add water;. White emulsion shows presence of lipid. (b) Glycerol. (c) Ester. (d) Y (no mark) Contains double bond between (adjacent) carbon atoms in hydrocarbon chain. Page

(e). Divide mass of each lipid by total mass of all lipids (in that type of cell);. Multiply answer by 00. (f) Red blood cells free in blood / not supported by other cells so cholesterol helps to maintain shape; Allow converse for cell from ileum cell supported by others in endothelium so cholesterol has less effect on maintaining shape. (g). Cell unable to change shape;. (Because) cell has a cell wall;. (Wall is) rigid / made of peptidoglycan / murein. max [0] M.(a) Two suitable suggestions; E.g.. (Are mammals so) likely to have same physiology / reactions as humans;. Small enough to keep in laboratory / produce enough milk to extract;. (Can use a) large number. Ignore references to ethical issues max (b). Hydrolysis of lipids produces fatty acids;. Which lower ph of mixture. (c). (Bile-activated lipase / it) increases growth rate (of kittens);. Results for formula with lipase not (significantly) different from breast milk / are (significantly) different from formula milk alone;. Showing addition of (bile-activated) lipase is the likely cause (of increased growth); 4. Lipase increases rate of digestion of lipids / absorption of fatty acids. max Page

[7] M4.(a). Crush / grind;. With ethanol / alcohol;. Then add water / then add to water;. Water must be added after ethanol for third mark. 4. Forms emulsion / goes white / cloudy; 4. Do not accept carry out emulsion test. (b) (i) 4 / four; (ii). Phosphate / PO 4; It refers to phospholipid.. Instead of one of the fatty acids / and two fatty acids;. Accept minor errors in formula. Do not accept phosphorus / phosphorus group. (iii). Double bonds (present) / some / two carbons with only one hydrogen / (double bonds) between carbon atoms / not saturated with hydrogen; Answer refers to unsaturated unless otherwise clearly indicated. May be shown in appropriate diagram.. In (fatty acid) C / ; [8] M5. (a) Double bond(s); Page 4

(Bonds) between carbon; C=C bond(s) = marks No C=C bond(s) disqualifies mark only Accept: does not contain maximum number of H for mark Neutral: contains C=O bonds (b) Graph shows negative correlation / description given; Correlation does not mean causation / prevention / shows lower risk not prevention; May be due to another factor / example given; Neutral: refs. to methodology e.g. sample size / line of best fit Q: Do not allow casual relationship (c) (i) Glycosidic; Accept: if phonetically correct Reject: ester bond (ii) Contains glycerol / three fatty acids / forms three ester bonds; Neutral: contains less fatty acids Answers must refer to a triglyceride Ignore refs. to incorrect bond names Neutral: olestra has eight fatty acids / R groups Reject: contains three glycerols (iii) 9; [8] M6.(a) Page 5

One mark for each correct column Mark ticks only and ignore crosses 4 (b). Two marks for box round two hydrogens and one of the oxygens from OH groups on carbons and 4;;. One mark from incorrect answer involving any two hydrogens and an oxygen from carbons and 4; Do not award marks if all atoms concerned are on same carbon atom or are on carbon atoms other than and 4 or where the answer does not have two hydrogen and one oxygen (c) (i). Holds chains / cellulose molecules together / forms cross links between chains / cellulose molecules / forms microfibrils, providing strength / rigidity (to cellulose / cell wall);. Hydrogen bonds strong in large numbers;x Principles here are first mark for where hydrogen bonds are formed and second for a consequence of this. Accept microfibres (ii) Compact / occupies small space / tightly packed; Answer indicates depth required. Answers such as good for storage, easily stored or small are insufficient. [9] M7.Fatty acids used to make phospholipids; Phospholipids in membranes; More phospholipids more membranes made; max Page 6

Fatty acids respired to release energy; More triglycerides more energy released; Energy used for cell production / production of named cell component; Do not allow credit for making energy max [4] Page 7