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Where are the Alpha and Beta cells of the Pancreas located and what are their functions in relation to blood glucose homeostasis?

Alpha and Beta cells are the two key cells used in blood glucose regulation in the body.Location = Islets of Langerhans (which are groups of cells located predominantly inside the tail of the pancreas)Bet...

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In which ways are the lungs adapted for efficient gas exchange?

There are three main ways in which the lungs are adapted for efficient gas exchange. These are: the fact that structures in the lungs called alveoli provide a large surface area for gas exchange. Also, th...

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Describe the function of carrier proteins in a cell surface membrane

Carrier proteins are involved in the facilitated diffusion to move ions from a high concentration to a low concentration. They are also involved in the active transport of ions against the concentration g...

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Describe the events that occur at synaptic junction that result in an action potential in the post synaptic membrane.

An action potential arrives at the pre synaptic membrane which initiates the opening of Ca2+ channels. The influx of Ca2+ ions will cause vesicles containing neurotransmitters to fuse with the pre-synapti...

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What is the process of the virus HIV replication?

The HIV virus enters the body via one of the fluids through which it is transmissible e.g. blood. It then binds itself to CD4 on the body's T cells and enters the cell via endocytosis. Once it is inside t...

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