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Biology
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Describe how the resting potential is maintained in a neurone, and what this resting potential value is.

The resting potential of a neurone is -70 mV, which means that it's more negative in the cytoplasm than in the tissue fluid. In the membrane there are sodium-potassium pumps which work using active trans...

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In regards to kidney function, describe the processes involved in an individual who is well hydrated.

The water potential of blood rises. This is detected by osmoreceptors in the hypothalamus in the brain. This detection stimulates less ADH to be released. ADH is Antidiuretic H...

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Explain how neurotransmitters are transmitted across the synapse?

The action potential travels down the presynaptic neuron, depolarising the membraneCauses voltage-gated calcium channels to openCalcium ions cause the neurotransmitter to fuse with the membraneThe neurotr...

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How does adrenaline act on the body?

Actions of Adrenaline
Heart
Cardiac Output = Heart rate X Stroke VolumeIncreases Total peripheral resistance = Increases Blood pressureOverall effect
Lungs  Dila...

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Describe the ventilation mechanism in fish

The buccal cavity of the fish opens and the buccal floor moves downwards. This creates a larger volume in the buccal cavity causing pressure to fall relative to the pressure in the external environment. W...

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