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Biology
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Can explain the process of polypeptide synthesis in the cell?

Protein synthesis is known as the central dogma of biology, it is the reason our cells and hence our bodies can function. It is the conversion of DNA bases (A,T,G,C) intro an intermediary...

Answered by Zak M. Biology tutor
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Describe the role of DNA polymerase in DNA replication

DNA polymerase is an enzyme that adds complimentary DNA nucleotides to the separate DNA strands during DNA replication. It adds a nucleotide to the 3 prime end of the DNA base pairs. DNA polymerase adds ...

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Name 3 features of a prokaryote cell that are not common of a eukaryote cell

no membrane bound organellesflagellumplasmids

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Describe the structure of a cell wall of a xylem vessesl?

It is made of of a molecule known as cellulose. bundles of cellulose known as microfibrils are held together by hydrogen bonds and are arranged in layers in a cris-crosss/ mesh pattern. The layers are hel...

Answered by Nikeel C. Biology tutor
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How is the electrical activity of a heartbeat coordinated?

The heart is a muscle made up of myocytes, which can contract without any innervation or coordination. However, it is important that the heart contraction is controlled and regulated in a way which can re...

Answered by Naomi S. Biology tutor
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