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What is protein synthesis and how does it work?

Protein synthesis is the process in which proteins are produced within cells, from the DNA in the cell nucleus. It is divided into two steps: transcription and translation.
Transcription is when the ...

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Answered by Nicole C. Biology tutor
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Describe eutrophication

6 main steps (to be written in continuous prose):Leeching of nitrates causes algal bloomLight is absorbed by allege so no photosynthesis and plants dieCO2 builds up and no O2 is prod...

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Describe the key feature of stem cells and discuss their applications in research and medicine. Please provide examples.

Stem cells are undifferentiated cells with the ability to differentiate to form specialised cells, such as erythrocytes and neurons, or to self-r...

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Answered by Tabitha M. Biology tutor
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How does homeostasis in humans serve to regulate blood water potential?

The water potential of the blood is constantly monitored by specialised sensory neurones in the hypothalamus known as osmoreceptors. When these cells detect that the water potential of the blood is beginn...

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Answered by Jonathan M. Biology tutor
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What is the purpose of mitosis and explain the stages

Mitosis is used for growth, repair and replacement of tissue or in the case of asexual organisms - reproduction. It results in the formation of daughter cells which are genetically identical to the origin...

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