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Answer: Proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids Question: Catabolism breaks down organic compounds to yield energy in the form of ATP. There are two ways to do so. Name them.

oh...I thought anti was talking about people getting medals for coming first in a subject.....

hmmm, wouldn't there be A LOT of medal being given out every year since there are hundreds of courses in UNSW?? And there must be person coming first, and very likely they are going to have a WAM of 90 anyway.... Or do you mean first in Year 1 courses, so there is only ONE medal being given out...

I read 'Whose Life is it Anyway' three times last year for Perspective. But I'm not sure if I would be of any help to you.

But then again, you don't really have to be that specific in answering the question. The markers really want you to know the importance of enantiostasis, not what individual species excrete. They are not going to ask you to name the compound that marine fish excrete.

Alright alright! I just looked up my first year biology text book. Freshwater fish excrete Ammonia, while marine (salt water) fish excrete urea. Fresh water fish takes in Na+ ions from the water in exchange for NH4+. Marine species (including fish) simply do not have access to enough...

Correct! Calculon, you are too smart, I have to make up special questions for you! :D 1. How many naturally occuring amino acids are there? They are classified into how many groups? 2. Transport proteins are often called channels. Name two main types of channels. To finish off with a...

Someone in Psyc1001 scored 104 last year. The extra 4 is for participating optional experiments

Yep, you have got it! Well done! And for Question 1, Centrioles also help to organise microtubule assembly, they are not essential in all eukaryotes. New Questions! 1. Before the Fluid mosaic model was introduced as the 'correct' model for cell membrane, what was the old model called...

I hate this cheap ad that comes up all the time last year. Something about 50% 60% even up to 80% OFF!! SAVE SAVE SVAE at HOMEBUSH Parramatta road.....FURNITURE, BEDDING....SAVE SAVE SAVE...LAST DAY LAST DAY.... with this LOUD ugly male voice. it's so loud you just have to switch to...

But a full raw mark cannot be aligned to a lower aligned mark. So therefore, the full raw mark is automatically "aligned" to a full aligned mark.

What is The Highest WAM you've ever heard of? 98?? 99?? 100???

One of the guy at the end bashed/punched the producer or something.

Both Calculon and queenie answered correctly. To make the answer more biologically base, fat is made up of glyerol and three fatty acids, forming a triglyeride, or triacylglyerol. The fatty acids containg double/triple bonds makes fat unsaturate, and vice versa. Saturated fats are SOLID...

Oops, let me make my questions more specific: What ORGANELLES are present in animal cells but NOT in Plant cells. For 1, that's one of the function, there is another function for centrioles. For 2, yes, and there is one more.

LOL. Calculon is going to top Bio this year. :D yeah.... Ok New question What are centrioles used for in an animal cell? And which organelle is present in animal cells but NOT in plant cells?

but only half of your bio mark was counted....indicating the low scaling in bio. sorry, i just wanted to mention that. I got screwed by Bio scaling last year. so.....

A Challenge Question! Hi Class of 2004, I want to make this forum more interesing by posting Challenging questions for you guys to try. Don't worry if you don't know the answer, they are for really smart Bio students doing the HSC :D 1. What is the difference between saturated fats and...

Are you kidding?? The UNSW Bio tut test was easy! Unlike the HSC which is full of crap, they actually require real knowledge to complete the tut test. :D

Are you People Finding the Thread "Examples of PIP" Useful? Who actually read it? Or am i just wasting my time trying to find High Distinction PIPs from students from 2003 but no one really read it and see how some of the ways that a PIP can be structured?