Complete Table 4.1 by using a tick (✔) to indicate which statements apply to each of the molecules. Use a cross (x) for statements that do not apply. Some of the boxes have been completed for you. Table 4.1 statement ATP cellulose haemoglobin phospholipid contains phosphorus ✔ found in plants contains iron X has a structural role X
- (a)Complete Table 4.1 by using a tick (✔) to indicate which statements apply to each of the molecules. Use a cross (x) for statements that do not apply. Some of the boxes have been completed for you. Table 4.1 statement ATP cellulose haemoglobin phospholipid contains phosphorus ✔ found in plants contains iron X has a structural role X[4]
- (b)Fig. 4.1 shows two amino acids. Complete Fig. 4.1 to show how a peptide bond forms between these two amino acids. [Figure 4.1][3]
- (c)Some glycoproteins in cell surface membranes function as transport proteins. State two other functions of glycoproteins in cell surface membranes. 1 2[2]
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- [4] one mark per column ;;;;
- [3] allow diagrams with glycine on right bond forms between the C of the carboxyl group and the N of the amino group; A amine for amino water / H2O, is formed; A condensation (reaction) R hydrolysis amino acid residues correctly drawn ;
- [max 2] receptor(s) / cell signalling; cell recognition / antigens; cell adhesion ; form H-bonds with water to stabilise membrane ; enzyme ; AVP; e.g. ref. to role in antigen presentation / MHC
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