BIOLOGY B Practical Three: The Respiratory System (b) Complete a labelled biological drawing of a section of healthy lung tissue. Make sure you include annotations indicating differences between healthy and smokers lung tissues in at least one of your drawings (b) or (c). [3 marks] thea Hy lung tissue diagram] label cells Present? What about nuclei of cell 100x alveolus. -Capillaries blood vessel 55pm (c) Complete a labelled biological drawing of a section of smoker's lung tissue. Make sure you include annotations indicating differences between healthy and smokers lung tissues in at least one of your drawings (b) or (c). [3 marks] [Smokers lung tissue] black 100x spots 42pm 1.75 Faflate alveolus label cell types No annotators

BIOLOGY B Practical Three: The Respiratory System (b) Complete a labelled biological drawing of a section of healthy lung tissue. Make sure you include annotations indicating differences between healthy and smokers lung tissues in at least one of your drawings (b) or (c). [3 marks] thea Hy lung tissue diagram] label cells Present? What about nuclei of cell 100x alveolus. -Capillaries blood vessel 55pm (c) Complete a labelled biological drawing of a section of smoker's lung tissue. Make sure you include annotations indicating differences between healthy and smokers lung tissues in at least one of your drawings (b) or (c). [3 marks] [Smokers lung tissue] black 100x spots 42pm 1.75 Faflate alveolus label cell types No annotators

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Chapter46: Gas Exchange: The Respiratory System

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