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http://imgur.com/a/7uctQ Q.17

100% sure it's C b/c the antibodies on the B cell is a dead giveaway...cannot be more than 1 possible answer

"are there really enzymes in muscle tissue?" That is what we learn! Enzymes are responsible for all metabolic reactions -- eg glycolytic enzymes, oxidative enzymes in mitochondria... both found in muscle cells responsible for creating ATP [energy to enable life to continue!] ... in fact CO2 is...

Don't all cells have a membrane though?

but using plate w/o treated water is control...indicative that bacteria was present in the sample + that the results of the independent variable are valid [that the tablet destroyed the bacteria]

Why are you a dikheed? You included control You'll be OK

Same! That would be the conrol, right? We didn't need a sterile plate?

I think that the population started at zero because one was born with a mutation...that was favourable + population of this new variety grew as the others declined b/c new variety were better competitors on something...

Yup + that uncertainty haunts you through the rest of the test haha

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Q. said it only showed SOME features so I think that the RBC was the only clue as to whether it was bacterial or fungal. So many trick Q.

But bacterium are smaller than RBC right if I'm right. Fungal cells contain membrane + cell wall

Did you attempt to answer it or just left it blank?

Where in the syllabus do they say to learn that specific mapping technique? No text book has that... I want to appeal for anxiety from that Q.:cry:

Plasma doesn't contain cellular components so the extra haemoglobin/O2 wouldn't necessarily be relevant but you're right about antibodies [which is what I think they wanted in the response] + also to increase blood volume I think