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GCE Human Biology Advanced Subsidiary GCE Unit F: Molecules, Blood and Gas Exchange Mark Scheme for January 0 Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations

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F Mark Scheme January 0 (a) structure beta /, pleat / pleated sheet ; and structure alpha /, helix ; Both structures need to be named correctly for one mark. DO NOT CREDIT b for beta or a for alpha For each structure, mark the first answer. If a further answer is given that is incorrect or contradicts the correct answer then = 0 marks (b) hydrogen (bond) ; max One mark for the name and max for description. weak bond ; between, slightly negative and slightly positive / -negative and -positive, atoms / groups / charges ; CREDIT between carboxyl and amino groups CREDIT presence of dipole DO NOT CREDIT between positive and negative (c) oxygen has (slightly) negative charge ; hydrogen has (slightly) positive charge ; max from flow diagram primary ; quaternary ; globular ; haemoglobin / (named) enzyme / named globular protein ; fibrin / named fibrous protein ; max DO NOT CREDIT reference to ions e.g. thrombin / antibody e.g. keratin / collagen

F Mark Scheme January 0 (d) (i) Mark the first answer. If a further answer is given that is incorrect or contradicts the correct answer then = 0 marks (ii) ribosome(s) / rough ER ; Golgi (body / apparatus / vesicle) ; Total CREDIT RER Mark the first answer. If a further answer is given that is incorrect or contradicts the correct answer then = 0 marks

F Mark Scheme January 0 (a) Mark the first TWO answers only. IGNORE vitamins / minerals / plasma proteins / antibodies / clotting factors (b) (i) (named) ions ; urea ; hormones ; amino acids ; glucose ; (named) blood gases ; max CREDIT electrolytes CREDIT named hormone if correct e.g. insulin DO NOT CREDIT steroid hormones e.g. oestrogen Mark the first answer. If a further answer is given that is incorrect or contradicts the correct answer then = 0 marks (ii) lymph / lymphatic (vessel / capillary) ; component blood plasma tissue fluid erythrocytes ; sodium ions ; fibrinogen ; glucose ; DO NOT CREDIT lymph node or lymph gland One mark for each correct row. DO NOT CREDIT hybrid ticks Both ticks and crosses must be used. Do not interpret blank spaces for crosses. (c) (i) (named) cells are removed / centrifugation / use a centrifuge / described ; (ii) no / less, fibrinogen / clotting factors (in serum) ; Total 9 IGNORE removal of calcium ions ALLOW e.g. spin in machine for described CREDIT clotting factors / fibrinogen, present in (stored) plasma

F Mark Scheme January 0 (a) (i) Mark the first answer. If a further answer is given that is incorrect or contradicts the correct answer then = 0 marks (ii) A ; ALLOW phospholipid bilayer Mark the first answer. If a further answer is given that is incorrect or contradicts the correct answer then = 0 marks C ; (b) insoluble in (phospho)lipids ; large ; polar / hydrophilic / not hydrophobic ; (c) (i) max ALLOW intrinsic or channel protein IGNORE reference to glucose being soluble in water ACCEPT marks from fully labelled or annotated diagrams 6 idea that lipoprotein / (large) molecules / cells / bacteria, move towards membrane ; membrane invaginates / AW ; engulfed ; vesicle forms (around, molecules / cells / bacteria) ; (vesicle) nipped off from membrane / AW, and enters cell ; AVP ; CREDIT substances close to or in contact with membrane e.g. engulfing triggered when bacteria bind to membrane reference to phagocytosis receptor-mediated process requires ATP max

F Mark Scheme January 0 (c) (ii) idea that membrane, structure / function, disrupted ; AVP ; DO NOT CREDIT cell bursting or reference to rigidity CREDIT change in stability or change in fluidity of cell membrane e.g. raised blood LDL levels atherosclerosis steroid hormones not synthesised max Total 9

F Mark Scheme January 0 (a) by, lipase / enzyme(s) ; hydrolysis / described ; breaks ester bonds ; between / producing, fatty acids and glycerol ; max Two of the following terms, used in the appropriate QWC ; context with correct spelling: enzyme ester glycerol hydrolysis (b) Mark the first TWO answers only. (c) (i) (ii) constituent of, phospholipids / cell membranes ; respiratory substrate / energy source ; AVP ; max saturated fatty acids do not contain, double bonds between carbon atoms ; do not have change in bond angle in the hydrocarbon tail / AW ; have higher (relative) proportion of hydrogen / AW ; max polyunsaturated fatty acids have, more than one / many, double carbon bond (in hydrocarbon tail) ; Total 9 IGNORE energy store, insulation, storage of fat-soluble vitamins, protection of organs, fast energy source DO NOT CREDIT reference to energy being created or produced or made e.g. steroid synthesis maintaining healthy cholesterol levels CREDIT suitable ora for unsaturated fatty acids IGNORE reference to properties of saturated fats e.g. solid at room temperature CREDIT do not have C=C bonds CREDIT have more than one or many C=C bonds 6

F Mark Scheme January 0 (a) (b) (i) D D D R R R R (ii) 0 ; ; patient, standing (up straight) / not slouching ; zero the meter / make sure that the indicator is at bottom (of the scale) ; deep inhalation (to fill lungs with air) / AW ; ensure lips form seal around mouthpiece / AW ; exhale, forcibly / AW, in one continuous breath ; description (with increasing age) PEFR increases and then decreases ; PEFR peaks at ( ) years ; comparative figures ; reasons chest size increasing from 0 to years ; increasing lung capacity to years ; idea that ageing affects lung tissue ; more exposure to pollution (affecting lungs) ; max max max DO NOT CREDIT deep breath unqualified. CREDIT deep breath in CREDIT breathe out as hard as you can for as long as you can Max for reasons CREDIT peak flow values with units (or calculated difference e.g. subtraction or multiplication) for stated ages CREDIT lung capacity decreases after years IGNORE reference to surfactant ALLOW intercostal muscles or diaphragm weakens with age e.g. have been smoking longer If answer is incorrect or not given to a whole number or incorrectly rounded, then allow one mark for 0 00 or (00 0) 00 7

F Mark Scheme January 0 (c) (i) Mark the first TWO answers only. IGNORE asthma as given in stem of the question (ii) (named) respiratory diseases ; obstruction of airways / choking / suffocation ; cardiac arrest / heart attack / myocardial infarction ; AVP ; ; 6 7 tilt head back (to open airway) ; check airway for obstructions ; pinch nose and seal mouth ; give two (rescue) breaths ; look to see if chest is rising ; repeat (if necessary) / AW ; idea of oxygen being delivered to the patient ; max max Total e.g. bronchitis, COPD, emphysema or pneumonia e.g. electrocution traumatic brain injury anaesthesia anaphylactic or electric shock (not shock alone) poisoning drug overdose (near) drowning IGNORE ref to procedure used for children e.g. one breath every five seconds 8

F Mark Scheme January 0 6 (a) (i) Mark the first answer. If a further answer is given that is incorrect or contradicts the correct answer then = 0 marks closed (circulation) ; (ii) materials / named example, flow in one direction ; IGNORE ref to speed (b) (i) smooth muscle contracts and relaxes ; DO NOT CREDIT contraction in context of pumping IGNORE vasoconstriction / vasodilation 6 idea that it controls, size / diameter, of lumen ; elastic tissue stretches and recoils ; allows artery (wall) to stretch, when ventricles contract / during (ventricular) systole ; and recoil, when ventricles relax / during (ventricular) diastole ; maintains blood at high pressure ; DO NOT CREDIT elastic tissue expands or contracts ALLOW expand in place of stretch when referring to artery (wall) QWC ; (ii) in veins same volume of blood passing through ; (diameter of) lumen is large ; (so) blood at low pressure ; (so) blood flows slowly ; max max Total 8 Two of the following terms, used in the appropriate context with correct spelling: smooth muscle contract(s) diameter elastic recoil systole diastole CREDIT suitable ora statements for arteries 9

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