11.4 Protein Synthesis CIE IAL Biology MS Theory Unlocked

Protein synthesis
Mark Scheme 4
Level International A Level

Subject Biology
Exam Board CIE
Topic Nucleic acids and protein synthesis
Sub Topic Protein synthesis
Booklet Theory
Paper Type Mark Scheme 4
Time Allowed : 56 minutes
Score : / 46
Percentage : /100
Grade Boundaries:
A* A B C D E U
>85% 777.5% 70% 62.5% 57.5% 45% <45%
Dr. Asher Rana www.chemistryonlonlinetuition.com asherrana@chemistryonlinetuition.com

1 (a) 1 code is three, bases / nucleotides ; A triplet code
2 (gene) mutation ; R chromosome mutation
3 base, substitution / addition / deletion ;
4 addition / deletion, large effect (on amino acid sequence) ;
5 frame shift ;
6 completely new code after mutation / alters every 3 base sequence which follows ;
7 (substitution) often has no effect / silent mutation ;
8 different triplet but same amino acid / new amino acid in non-functional part of protein ;
9 (substitution) may have big effect (on amino acid sequence) ;
10 could produce ‘stop’ codon ;
11 sickle cell anaemia / PKU / cystic fibrosis ;
12 reference to transcription or translation in correct context ; A description
12a AVP ; e.g. protein produced, is non-functional / not produced / incomplete [7 max]
(b) 13 individuals in population have great reproductive potential / AW ;
14 numbers in population remain roughly constant ;
15 variation in members of population ;
16 environmental factors / named factor (biotic or abiotic) ; linked to 17 and 18
17 (cause) many, fail to survive / die / do not reproduce ;
18 those best adapted survive / survival of the fittest ;
19 (reproduce to) pass on alleles ; R genes
20 genetic variation leads to change in phenotype ;
21 ref: changes in, gene pool / allele frequency ;
22 over time produces evolutionary change ;
23 new species arise from existing ones / speciation ;
24 directional / stabilising, selection ; [8 max]
[Total: 15]

2 (a) primary
sequence / arrangement / order / AW, of amino acids ;
secondary
α, helix / helices ; A description ignore any ref to β / pleated, sheet
tertiary
folding of, one / each, polypeptide / globin ; A coiling
(shape) held in place by interactions between, R-groups / side chains ;
A three or more named interactions
quaternary
(arrangement / interaction, of) four polypeptides / four globins / two α and two β
globins ; A chains A ref. to more than one polypeptide if specific ref. to α and β
chains
haem / prosthetic group ; A porphyrin [max 4]
(b) six / first five and seventh, amino acids are the same ; ora amino acid at position 6 is
different
both are 1. val-2.his-3.leu-4.thr-5.pro….7.glu ; take from diagram
variant 1 is, glutamic acid / glu (whereas), variant 2 is, valine / val ; [3]
(c) (i) withstands pressure ;

prevents, overstretching / AW ;
prevents, bursting / rupture / AW ; [max 1]
(ii) assume answer is about collagen unless told otherwise

1 polypeptides are not identical (v. 2 identical, α / β, polypeptides) ;
2 triple helix or three, polypeptides / helices (v. 4 polypeptides) ;
3 only composed of amino acids or no, prosthetic group / haem / iron ;
4 (fibrous so) not globular ;
5 no complex folding / AW (v. complex folding) ; A no tertiary structure
6 glycine is repeated every 3rd position / more glycine ;
7 repeating triplets of amino acids / large number repeating amino acid
sequences (v. greater variety) ;
8 AVP ; e.g. different primary structure / AW
variation in amino acid sequences (v specific sequences)
all polypeptides, helical / AW (v. α different to β, polypeptides)
hydrogen bonds between polypeptides (v. Van der Waals)
covalent bonds between molecules (to form fibrils) (v. none)
300nm long polypeptides (v 5–10nm)
each polypeptide over 1000 amino acids (each 141 / 146 amino acids) [max 1]
[Total: 9]

3 (a) allow points on annotated diagram
if only diagram drawn, max 1 mark if not annotated
if written response given, only use diagram (if correct) to confirm mark points
1 6 carbons ; (v. 5 carbons) A 1 more A more if correct diagram drawn

2 6 oxygens ; (v 4) A 2 more
3 12 hydrogens ; (v10) A 2 more
4 5 OH groups v 3 OH groups ;
5 6-membered ring / pyranose ; (v. 5-membered ring / furanose)
6 carbon 2, OH (pointing down) / has O ; (v. H pointing down / no O) AW
7 H and OH other way round on carbon 1 ; AW
8 H and OH other way round on carbon 3 ; AW [max 3]
(b)
type of bond(s) biological macromolecule
β,1-4 glycosidic cellulose ;
α,1-4 and α,1-6 glycosidic amylopectin ;
phosphodiester mRNA ;
peptide protein ;
R if more than one molecule in box [4]
(c) condensation / polymerisation / esterification ; [1]

(d)
replication transcription
1 DNA polymerase RNA polymerase ;
2 (free activated) DNA nucleotides RNA nucleotides ;
3 (complementary) base pairing A-T base pairing A-U ;
4 both strands, involved / act as template / one strand involved ;

AW
5 all / AW, the DNA molecule, is copied / part / gene(s), copied ;

unzips / AW
6 (two) DNA molecules produced messenger RNA / mRNA / pre-mRNA ,

A DNA produced produced ;
7 molecule(s) produced are double-stranded single-stranded molecule produced ;
8 occurs, in late interphase / S-phase / prior occurs throughout interphase / AW ;

to mitosis
9 important in, mitosis / meiosis important in, protein / polypeptide,

A cell / nuclear, division synthesis ;
10 AVP ;
e.g. Okazaki fragments / breaking and mRNA produced as continuous molecule
joining (of DNA) required
[max 4]
[Total: 12]

4 (a) (i) box drawn round one phosphate, sugar and base ; [1]
(ii) label P to circle ; A phosphate / no label but clear a circle is intended [1]
(b) 1 DNA (double helix), unwinds / AW ; A uncoil

2 hydrogen bonds between (complementary) bases broken ;
ignore DNA unzips
3 complementary, base / nucleotide, pairing ; A A-T and C-G
4 phosphodiester bonds ;
5 both strands used as templates ; A both strands are copied
6 produces two identical DNA molecules ; A ‘DNAs’
7 semi-conservative / each new DNA = one ‘old’ and one ‘new’ strand ;
8 ref to DNA polymerase ;
9 correct ref to other named enzyme ; e.g. helicase (unwinds), topoisomerase (cuts
backbone), ligase (formation of phosphodiester bonds)
10 ref to Fig. 5.1 ; e.g. described dotted lines as H bonds that need to be broken
look for annotations on Fig. 5.1
11 AVP ; e.g. replication fork(s), replication bubble(s), antiparallel nature,
Okazaki fragments, activated nucleotides (3 phosphate groups) [max 5]
(c) 1 tRNA carries amino acid to ribosome ;

2 ref to specificity of amino acid carried ;
3 anti-codon on tRNA complementary to codon on mRNA ;
A example for complementary, e.g. AUG and UAC
4 ref to two sites / P(eptidyl) and A(mino-acyl) sites, of ribosome ;
5 peptide bond is formed between amino acids ; R ‘polypeptide bond’
6 tRNA, can be re-used / collects another amino acid ; [max 3]
[Total: 10]

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Protein synthesis

Level International A Level

Time Allowed : 56 minutes

>85% 777.5% 70% 62.5% 57.5% 45% <45%

Dr. Asher Rana www.chemistryonlonlinetuition.com asherrana@chemistryonlinetuition.com

2 (gene) mutation ; R chromosome mutation

3 base, substitution / addition / deletion ;

4 addition / deletion, large effect (on amino acid sequence) ;

7 (substitution) often has no effect / silent mutation ;

9 (substitution) may have big effect (on amino acid sequence) ;

10 could produce ‘stop’ codon ;

11 sickle cell anaemia / PKU / cystic fibrosis ;

12 reference to transcription or translation in correct context ; A description

(b) 13 individuals in population have great reproductive potential / AW ;

14 numbers in population remain roughly constant ;

15 variation in members of population ;

16 environmental factors / named factor (biotic or abiotic) ; linked to 17 and 18

17 (cause) many, fail to survive / die / do not reproduce ;

18 those best adapted survive / survival of the fittest ;

19 (reproduce to) pass on alleles ; R genes

20 genetic variation leads to change in phenotype ;

21 ref: changes in, gene pool / allele frequency ;

22 over time produces evolutionary change ;

23 new species arise from existing ones / speciation ;

24 directional / stabilising, selection ; [8 max]

Dr. Asher Rana www.chemistryonlonlinetuition.com asherrana@chemistryonlinetuition.com

(c) (i) withstands pressure ;

(ii) assume answer is about collagen unless told otherwise

Dr. Asher Rana www.chemistryonlonlinetuition.com asherrana@chemistryonlinetuition.com

1 6 carbons ; (v. 5 carbons) A 1 more A more if correct diagram drawn

β,1-4 glycosidic cellulose ;

α,1-4 and α,1-6 glycosidic amylopectin ;

R if more than one molecule in box [4]

(c) condensation / polymerisation / esterification ; [1]

Dr. Asher Rana www.chemistryonlonlinetuition.com asherrana@chemistryonlinetuition.com

1 DNA polymerase RNA polymerase ;

2 (free activated) DNA nucleotides RNA nucleotides ;

3 (complementary) base pairing A-T base pairing A-U ;

4 both strands, involved / act as template / one strand involved ;

5 all / AW, the DNA molecule, is copied / part / gene(s), copied ;

6 (two) DNA molecules produced messenger RNA / mRNA / pre-mRNA ,

7 molecule(s) produced are double-stranded single-stranded molecule produced ;

8 occurs, in late interphase / S-phase / prior occurs throughout interphase / AW ;

9 important in, mitosis / meiosis important in, protein / polypeptide,

Dr. Asher Rana www.chemistryonlonlinetuition.com asherrana@chemistryonlinetuition.com

(b) 1 DNA (double helix), unwinds / AW ; A uncoil

(c) 1 tRNA carries amino acid to ribosome ;

Dr. Asher Rana www.chemistryonlonlinetuition.com asherrana@chemistryonlinetuition.com

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