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    23 $ead te first "rocess if more tan one is gi%en393 :i"osomes ; u" to 4 marks3

    !rocess of protein synthesis in bacterial cells: maximum 6 marks

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    BIOLOGY MARKING SCHEME 2007 , EXTENDED RESPONSE

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    There is strong evidence for the common ancestry of all living things. "iologists believe that the evolution of eu#aryotic

    cells from pro#aryotic cells probably involved endosymbiotic events.

    $%plain how the study of DNA provides strong evidence for the common ancestry of all living things.

    Describe the differences in the internal structure of pro#aryotic and eu#aryotic cells.

    Describe the process of endosymbiosis and provide onepiece of evidence of the evolution of eu#aryotic cells by

    endosymbiosis.

    &tudy of DNA: maximum 4 marks (2 for eac "oint)

    DNA is "resent in all li%ing organism 1

    DNA contains te same nitrogenous bases in all li%ing tings 1

    enetic code is te same for all li%ing tings 1

    @ame m$NA codes for same amino acid $ same 9 bases used to code for an amino acid 1

    @ame t$NA carries te same amino acid 1

    +rocess of "rotein syntesis is te same 1

    All li%ing tings use te same 27 amino acids ; based on same code 1 DNA BDNA ybrdisation sows base seuence in many organisms is similar (1) indicating common ancestor (1) 2

    @imilar "roteins (1) (eg cytocrome c) reflects common base seuence (1) 2

    DNA seuencing can sow similarity between s"ecies 1

    All li%ing tings can transcribe oters DNA/genes can be transferred between s"ecies C still work 1

    Note> @tudents sould state tat all of tese features indicate common ancestry3

    Describe differences in internal structure of pro#aryotes and eu#aryotes: maximum 4 marks (2 for eac "oint)

    +s a%e little internal organisation& s a%e ig le%el of internal organisation 2

    +s a%e no nucleus (or a%e a nucleosome)& s a%e a nucleus 2

    +s a%e no membrane bound organelles& s a%e membrane bound organelles 2

    +s a%e a single cromosome& s a%e 2 or more cromosomes 2

    +s a%e "lasmids& s do not3 2

    +s DNA is circular& s is linear 2

    +s ribosomes are small (E7@)& s are larger (F7@) 2

    +s a%e less cytoskeleton tan s3 2

    +s a%e no s"indle and s do3 2

    +s DNA does not a%e istones and introns& s do3 2

    Note>13 @tudents sould describe bot "rokaryotes and eukaryotes to" get te full 2 marks for 1 feature3

    23 A list of features wit no descri"tions ; max 293 ,f we use com"arati%e terms (eg smaller& more) ten allow te 2 marks3

    !rocess of endosymbiosis and one piece of evidence> maximum 4 marks (2 "oints)

    +rokaryotic cells existed before eukaryotic cells 1

    :arger "rokaryotic cells (1) engulfed (1) smaller "rokaryotic cells 2

    laboration of engulfing (eg "agocytosis) 1

    ngulfed cells carried on functioning (1) so te new cell/combination could carry out more functions (1) 2

    xam"leGG .lams wit cyanobacteria 2

    .loro"lasts C mitocondria a%e teir own DNA (1) se"arate from te nucleus (1) 2

    .loro"last C mitocondrial DNA is circular $ resembles "rokaryotic DNA 1

    .loro"lasts C mitocondria a%e teir own ribosomes (1) wic resembles bacterial ribosomes (1) 2

    .loro"lasts C mitocondria are able to selfBre"licate (1) inde"endently of te cell (1) 2

    .loro"lasts C mitocondria re"lication resembles binary fission of "rokaryotes 1 .loro"lasts C mitocondria a%e 2 membranes (1)H outer is similar to ost cells& inner resembles bacterial(1) 2

    .s and s syntesis teir own "roteins 1

    Note>13 Iot sections must be answered ere for 4 marks3/%ar/www/a""s/con%ersion/tm"/scratc51/271481163doc