Zadanie 9, Paper 2, listopad 2025, TZ3, Biologia IB HL
Wzorowane na: Biology HL Paper 2, November 2025, TZ3, pytanie 9. Treść, dane i kontekst są zmienione; sprawdzane umiejętności, format i punktacja jak w oryginale.
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Zadanie
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Molecular binding underlies both communication and metabolic regulation.
(a) Describe complementary molecules in cell-signalling systems, with examples.
(b) Explain causes and consequences of changes to enzyme active sites.
(c) Outline how reversible changes in haemoglobin promote efficient oxygen transport.
One additional mark is available for clear, concise construction of the complete response.
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(a) Maximum 4:
Signalling ligands bind receptors. ✔
A binding site specifically matches a ligand in shape or chemical properties. ✔
Receptors may lie in the plasma membrane OR within the cytoplasm or nucleus. ✔
Only cells with an appropriate receptor respond to a signal. ✔
Binding initiates a signal-transduction pathway. ✔
A suitable signalling example is a neurotransmitter (including acetylcholine), a named hormone such as insulin or adrenaline, a cytokine or calcium ions. ✔
(b) Maximum 7:
Enzymes are globular proteins with catalytic active sites. ✔
A substrate must bind for its reaction to be catalysed. ✔
Substrate binding can reshape the site through induced fit. ✔
Disruption of tertiary structure can prevent substrate binding or denature the enzyme. ✔
Denaturation reduces or abolishes activity. ✔
Excessive heat disrupts stabilizing interactions or changes active-site conformation. ✔
Low temperatures can inhibit activity OR rising temperature increases kinetic energy and collision frequency up to an optimum. ✔
pH changes alter charges, bonding or active-site shape and may denature the enzyme. ✔
An allosteric inhibitor binds outside the active site. ✔
Allosteric binding can rearrange stabilizing hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions or hydrophobic interactions. ✔
It can change the enzyme or active-site conformation. ✔
Such inhibition reduces enzyme activity OR reduces effective enzyme–substrate complex formation. ✔
(c) Maximum 4:
Haemoglobin loads oxygen in lungs OR unloads it in respiring tissues. ✔
One molecule can carry four oxygen molecules OR binding is cooperative. ✔
At low oxygen partial pressure it favours unloading OR at high oxygen partial pressure oxygen binds readily. ✔
This allows release to oxygen-consuming tissues. ✔
The delivered oxygen supports aerobic respiration. ✔
Some tissue carbon dioxide binds haemoglobin. ✔
Raised CO₂ or reduced pH shifts the dissociation curve right OR promotes oxygen release. ✔
The Bohr effect lowers oxygen affinity OR facilitates oxygen unloading. ✔
Construction:1 mark for clear, concise organization of the complete response, without substantial repetition or irrelevant material.
Schemat punktowania
Award distinct points up to the individual part caps 4,7,4; maximum15 content marks plus1 independent construction mark, total16.
Umiejętności w zadaniu
- Receptor location and ligand solubilityĆwicz podobne
- Conditions affecting enzyme reaction ratesĆwicz podobne
- From receptor binding to a cellular responseĆwicz podobne
- Oxygen binding in fetal and adult haemoglobinĆwicz podobne
- Carbon dioxide and oxygen unloadingĆwicz podobne
- Shape changes during substrate bindingĆwicz podobne
- Specificity and loss of active-site shapeĆwicz podobne
- Allosteric inhibition of enzyme activityĆwicz podobne
- Ligand recognition by receptor proteinsĆwicz podobne