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Human Sperm Cell - Biological Organisation and Design - Exam, Exams of Biology

Human Sperm Cell, Fertilization of a Human Ovum, Large Volume of Water, Large Volume of Dilute Urine, Quantity of Concentrated Urine, Hormone Control of the Kidney, Roles of Progesterone, Follicle Stimulating Hormone, Lutinizing Hormone are some points from questions of Biological Organisation and Design subject.

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ARHOLIADAU EXAMINATIONS
SEMESTER 2 EXAMINATIONS 2011
IBERS (BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES)
BS00510 BIOLOGICAL ORGANISATION AND FUNCTION
TIME ALLOWED: TWO HOURS
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN ONE ANSWER BOOK
Annotated drawings or sketches can be used as part of any answer: total 100 marks.
1. With the aid of simple labelled diagrams describe the basic types of circulatory system,
naming an example of an organism for each. What are the advantages and
disadvantages of these different systems. (9 marks)
2. A human sperm cell is perfectly adapted to its function. With the aid of an annotated
diagram describe its structure and adaptations. (8 marks)
3. Draw a fully labelled graph to show the ‘dissociation curve’, for human haemoglobin
and describe where and why oxygen is loaded and unloaded. (6 marks)
4. How is the blood plasma and haemoglobin involved in the transport of carbon dioxide
in the human body? (7 marks)
5. Describe the key stages and processes in spermatogenesis. (8 marks)
6. Explain how negative feedback regulates blood sugar levels. A fully annotated diagram
MAY be sufficient. (8 marks)
7. Draw simple, clear, line diagrams of a transverse section of a plant stem, a plant root
and a typical leaf to show the key tissues. Fully label the diagrams. (9 marks)
8. How is the cardiac cycle initiated and controlled via the sino-atrial node. (8 marks)
9. Describe the tissues involved and the possible mechanism for the transport of organic
solutes in vascular plants. (7 marks)
10. What is the effect of light, humidity and wind speed on the rate of transpiration? Give a
brief explanation of the reasons. (6 marks)
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ARHOLIADAU EXAMINATIONS

SEMESTER 2 EXAMINATIONS 2011

IBERS (BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES)

BS00510 BIOLOGICAL ORGANISATION AND FUNCTION

TIME ALLOWED: TWO HOURS

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN ONE ANSWER BOOK

Annotated drawings or sketches can be used as part of any answer: total 100 marks.

  1. With the aid of simple labelled diagrams describe the basic types of circulatory system,naming an example of an organism for each. What are the advantages and disadvantages of these different systems. (9 marks)
  2. A human sperm cell is perfectly adapted to its function. With the aid of an annotateddiagram describe its structure and adaptations. (8 marks)
  3. Draw a fully labelled graph to show the ‘dissociation curve’, for human haemoglobin and describe where and why oxygen is loaded and unloaded. (6 marks)
  4. How is the blood plasma and haemoglobin involved in the transport of carbon dioxidein the human body? (7 marks)
  5. Describe the key stages and processes in spermatogenesis. (8 marks)
  6. Explain how negative feedback regulates blood sugar levels. A fully annotated diagramMAY be sufficient. (8 marks)
  7. Draw simple, clear, line diagrams of a transverse section of a plant stem, a plant rootand a typical leaf to show the key tissues. Fully label the diagrams. (9 marks)
  8. How is the cardiac cycle initiated and controlled via the sino-atrial node. (8 marks)
  9. Describe the tissues involved and the possible mechanism for the transport of organicsolutes in vascular plants. (7 marks)
  10. What is the effect of light, humidity and wind speed on the rate of transpiration? Give abrief explanation of the reasons. (6 marks)

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  1. Briefly describe the roles of progesterone, oestrogen, follicle stimulating hormone(FSH), lutinizing hormone (LH) and the corpus luteum (yellow body) in controlling the menstrual cycle and ovulation. (8 marks)
  2. Drinking a large volume of water produces a large volume of dilute urine, yet if youwere to sweat a great deal, a small quantity of concentrated urine is produced. Explain how hormone control of the kidney is involved. A fully annotated diagram MAY besufficient. (8 marks)
  3. Describe the events that occur during the fertilization of a human ovum. (8 marks) END