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IBDP Biology Question Analysis - Biology - Short Questions

IBDP Biology Question Analysis

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IBDP Biology Question Analysis Topic: Biology - Short Questions

Exam Questions:

1) Write the importance of MOET (multiple ovulation and embryo transfer).

2) Name two commonly used bioreactors. State the importance of using a bioreactor.

Answers:

For IBDP Biology, you should know:

1(a) In this process, a cow is given hormones with an FSH-like activity. Through this, follicular maturation and super-ovulation occurs, producing 6-8 eggs per cycle instead of one.

(b) Problems of normal mating is thus avoided, and crossing between mature males and females have a high success rate.

(c) The production of hybrids with desired qualities is ensured.

(d) Such a process is highly economical, since a small amount of male cow semen can inseminate several cattle.

2) Two commonly used bio-reactors:
- simple stirred tank bioreactor
- sparged stirred tank bioreactor

Importance:
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large amount of cultures (100 - 1000 L) can be processed.
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optimal conditions for getting the desired product is provided, such as temperature, pH and substrates.

Work hard for your IBDP Biology examination!

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