5 Plasma membranes OCR Biology A Exam-style mark scheme
OCR Biology A
5 Plasma membranes Exam-style mark scheme
Question number
Answer
1 a
D cholesterol
E protein / glycoprotein
F phospholipid (head / bilayer)
1 b
D stabilised membrane / controls fluidity / reduces
permeability to charged particles
E allows, communication / transport of polar molecules
F acts as a barrier (to charged / polar molecules)
1 c
Any two from:
For communication between cells
For cell recognition / identification
For coordination of action of different cells
To trigger a response inside a cell
Marks B3
Guidance
B3
Reference to a hormone or drug binding is the communication idea. B2
2 a
Any two from:
B2
Active transport uses energy / ATP but facilitated diffusion does not
Active transport can move substances against a diffusion gradient (from low to high concentration) but in facilitated diffusion movement is always down the gradient (from high to low)
In active transport the carrier protein changes shape, but in facilitated diffusion it does not
2 b
Any two from:
B2
Bulk transport can move various soluble and insoluble substances but osmosis refers to movement of water only
Bulk transport can move substances against a diffusion gradient (from low to high concentration) but in osmosis movement is always down the water potential gradient (from high to low )
Bulk transport involves fusion or formation of vesicles at the cell surface membrane, changing its size, but osmosis does not
2 c
Proteins are intact at 20?C but denatured at 80?C
B2
Phospholipids form a stable bilayer at 20?C but move more and break apart making gaps in the membrane at
80?C
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OCR Biology A
5 Plasma membranes Exam-style mark scheme
Question number
Answer
3 a i
Liver cell-surface membrane AND Golgi membrane
Have most carbohydrate / glycolipid / glycoprotein
3 a ii
Mitochondrion inner membrane
High protein content due to membrane-bound enzymes
3 a iii
Unicellular protoctist cell-surface membrane and mitochondrion outer membrane
Highest lipid / phospholipid content
3 b
Liver cell part of a multicellular organism so needs to
communicate / has more protein receptors
Protoctist proteins may detect chemicals in environment or act as channels
3 c
Protein ? C, H, O, N, S
(Phospho)lipid ? C, H, O, P
Carbohydrate ? C, H, O
4 a
0.0?1.0moldm-3
4 b
As sucrose concentration increases the number of
plasmolysed cells increases
Curve is a straight line showing positive correlation
Marks B2 B2 B2
B2
Guidance
B3
B1 A larger range, up to 2.0moldm-3, is acceptable. The units `M' should be corrected to moldm-3.
B1 M1
4 c
Read off sucrose solution that causes 50% plasmolysis
B2
(= incipient plasmolysis)
Use published table or graph to look up the water potential in kPa of this sucrose concentration
5 a
Working
magnification = size of image / size of real object
M2 Answers of ?2900 to ?3100 are acceptable.
= 30mm / 10m
= 30000 m / 10m
Answer = ?3000
5 b
Any four points from:
B4 Underlined words are
Water will enter by osmosis
essential, no alternatives allowed.
Down water potential gradient / from high to low
Because of cells is lower / more negative
Cells / vacuoles expand
Cell membrane presses against cell wall
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OCR Biology A
5 Plasma membranes Exam-style mark scheme
Question number
Answer
increases until equilibrium
Cell wall resists expansion / prevents bursting
5 c i
Chloroplast
5 c ii
Any one from:
Creates separate compartment from cell for reactions
Controls what enters and exits (this compartment)
5 d
Any two from:
A takes up water (by osmosis)
Bursts
As membrane not strong enough / no cell wall
Marks
B1 B1
B2
Guidance
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