Biology Predictions/Thoughts (6 Viewers)

[zizi2003_]

I just think of it this way

since it’s far away you don’t have to strain your eyes thus your lens relaxes ie flattens

vice versa

but obvi you word it differently
I am behind schedule fhwjhdjwbs I’m gonna cry

how are you going?

omgg nice way to remember!!
but ughhh same WTF MY AIM was to get a b6 in bio ughhh frick dunno if it's possible anymore
it's just the stupid long responses plus i tend to get all flowery in my writing which the science teachers hate

 

[mikrokosmos]

omgg nice way to remember!!
but ughhh same WTF MY AIM was to get a b6 in bio ughhh frick dunno if it's possible anymore
it's just the stupid long responses plus i tend to get all flowery in my writing which the science teachers hate

lmaoo SAMEE I think it’s an English habit haha

what do you have left to do??? I still have to learn mf mod 5

 

[nini.nico]

it's just the stupid long responses plus i tend to get all flowery in my writing which the science teachers hate

LMAOOO SAME
i struggle to include keywords but what im talking about is technically correct

 

[zizi2003_]

lmaoo SAMEE I think it’s an English habit haha

what do you have left to do??? I still have to learn mf mod 5

AHHA frrr
i still have mod 8 to go over + the technologies gunna go kms now
GOOD LUCK GUYSSSSS!!

 

[mikrokosmos]

AHHA frrr
i still have mod 8 to go over + the technologies gunna go kms now
GOOD LUCK GUYSSSSS!!

Goodluck!! I’m sure you’ll ace it

 

[sprngregon]

totally forgot about double fertilisation and pollinators is there a chance that it'll get assessed?

 

[nini.nico]

totally forgot about double fertilisation and pollinators is there a chance that it'll get assessed?

honestly at this point there's no telling what on earth they're gonna asses
but it's best to at least have some knowledge on them

 

[theoneandonlyshrek]

totally forgot about double fertilisation and pollinators is there a chance that it'll get assessed?

OMG SAME bro ffs I feel like the only way im gonna get through this paper is Jesus man

 

[theoneandonlyshrek]

guys stupid question for SNPs they are mutations right?

 

[stressedadfff]

guys wtf I haven't even revised mod 5 yet might give up though cos I've lost my fks to give

 

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

GOOD LUCK YALL
sleep early - yes i'm talking to u @zizi2003_

 

[sprngregon]

guys stupid question for SNPs they are mutations right?

yes they are point mutations, usually in the non-coding region of your DNA. They occur in approximately every 300 nucleotides. There are currently around 10 million known ones and forensic analyst loves them cuz of their low mutation rate and virtually no two individuals have the same SNPs. (I'm just trying to do some active recalling lol hopefully i got it right)

 

[IDK and IDC]

isnt there like 85 million variants, not 10 million

 

[lily5885]

isnt there like 85 million variants, not 10 million

its 300 million

 

[sprngregon]

its 300 million

I blame the 2020 HSC Question 17, it said about 10 million but its much more than that

 

[theoneandonlyshrek]

yes they are point mutations, usually in the non-coding region of your DNA. They occur in approximately every 300 nucleotides. There are currently around 10 million known ones and forensic analyst loves them cuz of their low mutation rate and virtually no two individuals have the same SNPs. (I'm just trying to do some active recalling lol hopefully i got it right)

OMG THANK YOU

 

[theoneandonlyshrek]

GOOD LUCK GUYS WE CAN DO THIS, if in doubt just write like random keywords and fluff bc chances are u will get at least 1 mark

 

[theoneandonlyshrek]

I will be manifesting for us all to do amazingly tbh <333

 

[mikrokosmos]

<3 ty you too

 

[lily5885]

I blame the 2020 HSC Question 17, it said about 10 million but its much more than that

hmm some websites state different numbers....
" Scientists estimate that each person's genome contains between three and four million genomic variants, which are specific changes in DNA sequence"

Genomics' daunting challenge: Identifying variants that matter

Researchers recommend genomic approaches to discovering inherited variants in one or a handful of genes that affect an individual's rare disease risk.

www.genome.gov

i dont think it really matters im just gonna write "millions" if i had to write about it