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Describe the process of oxidative phosphorylation.

Student answer will be structured as a paragraph, or bullet point sentences, including at least five (but not restricted to) of the following points: hydrogens from reduced hydrogen carriers (FADH/NADH); ...

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Answered by Josephine B. Biology tutor
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Explain the structure and the functions of the different parts of the heart

The heart plays important roles in supplying oxygen and removing toxic waste to/from our body. In basic concepts, the heart is made up of 4 chambers, two on the top and two at the bottom, the top are know...

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Answered by Pei Fen Z. Biology tutor
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Describe what happens when a nerve impulse arrives at a synapse.

A synapse is a junction between a neurone and the next cell. When an action potential arrives at the presynaptic membrane, voltage-gated calcium ion channels open. Calcium ions (Ca2+) diffuse into the syn...

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Answered by Sophia G. Biology tutor
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Cellular structure of the brain

The cellular structure of the brain is a relatively recent discovery and it's Santiago Ramòn y Cajal that recognised it; in addition to this he recognised the neuron as the basic unit. Three main elements...

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Answered by Sara D. Biology tutor
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How is a specific protein formed from DNA?

You need to have some basic knowledge of nucleotide structure before trying to understand the answer below. First of all, DNA contains thousands of genes. Each gene codes for specific proteins (The ‘code’...

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Answered by Cheri C. Biology tutor
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