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Biology · Higher · 6-mark

Explain how the human breathing system is adapted to maximise the rate of gas exchange.

Oxygen goes into the alveoli in the lungs. The alveoli have a large surface area and thick walls, so oxygen can diffuse quickly into the blood in the capillaries.

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Bioenergetics · Metabolism

A person eats more protein than their body needs for growth and repair. Explain how the body processes the excess amino acids, including what happens to them in the liver and how the waste product is removed.

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