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Biology
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How do non-competitive inhibitors work?

A non competitive inhibitor has a different shape to the substrate molecule.The inhibitor binds to an allosteric site.This causes a conformational change meaning the substrate is no longer able to bind to...

Answered by Kayatre G. Biology tutor
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Prokaryotic DNA is smaller than eukaryotic. Please give two other ways prokaryotic DNA differs from eukaryotic.

  1. Circular2) Polycistronic (genes can be expressed together)3) No introns/no splicing of genes4) Does not form chromatin (although explain to student that this is an oversimplification, prokaryotes do...
Answered by Duncan W. Biology tutor
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Explain the lock and key enzyme hypothesis

Enzymes are specific: meaning that an enzyme's active site is complementary to a particular substrate. In the lock and key hypothesis, a substrate that is complementary to the enzyme binds to the enzyme's...

Answered by Noor A. Biology tutor
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what are three main functions of the human liver?

  1. detoxification: liver cells contain enzymes which break down toxins for example catalase, this enzyme is responsible for converting toxin hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen. enzymes can detoxif...
Answered by Megan B. Biology tutor
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Explain the process of transcription

part of the DNA molecule unwinds DNA strands separate by DNA helicase breaking the hydrogen bonds one strand used as the template strand free nucleotides line up against DNA and bind through complementary...

Answered by Molly C. Biology tutor
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