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<strong>Cambridge</strong> <strong>International</strong> AS <strong>Level</strong> <strong>Biology</strong><br />

6 The diagram shows part of a membrane<br />

containing a channel protein. Part of the<br />

A<br />

protein molecule is shaded.<br />

a Identify the parts labelled A, B and C. [3]<br />

B<br />

b For each of the following, state whether<br />

C<br />

7 nm<br />

the component is hydrophilic or hydrophobic:<br />

i A ii B iii darkly shaded part of protein<br />

iv lightly shaded part of protein. [2]<br />

c Explain how ions would move through the channel protein. [3]<br />

d State two features that the channel proteins and carrier proteins of membranes have in common. [2]<br />

e State one structural difference between channel and carrier proteins. [1]<br />

f Calculate the magnification of the drawing. Show your working. [4]<br />

[Total: 15]<br />

7 Copy the table below and place a tick or cross in each box as appropriate.<br />

90<br />

Process<br />

diffusion<br />

osmosis<br />

facilitated diffusion<br />

active transport<br />

endocytosis and exocytosis<br />

Uses energy in the<br />

form of ATP<br />

8 Copy and complete the table below to compare cell walls with cell membranes.<br />

Uses proteins Specific Controllable by cell<br />

[20]<br />

Feature Cell wall Cell membrane<br />

is the thickness normally measured in nm or μm?<br />

location<br />

chemical composition<br />

permeability<br />

function<br />

fluid or rigid<br />

9 A cell with a water potential of –300 kPa was placed in pure water at time zero. The rate of entry of water<br />

into the cell was measured as the change in water potential with time. The graph shows the results of<br />

this investigation.<br />

[6]<br />

Water potential / kPa<br />

0<br />

−300<br />

0<br />

Time<br />

Describe and explain the results obtained. [8]

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