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State 3 organelles found in a Eukaryotic cell and the functions of each organelle.

The organelles present in a Eukaryotic cell and there functions are the following: The Nucleus - the nucleus controls all the cells activities, it houses the DNA. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum - The Rough E...

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How is DNA replicated, and why is this method of replication important?

DNA is replicated in a semi-conservative manner, which means that both 'parental strands' are used as templates. This ensures that genetic information is passed onto offspring without any changes
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What are the differences between directional and stabilising selection? Give an example of each.

In directional (a.k.a. adaptive) selection, one extreme of a population has a selective advantage i.e. is fitter than other individuals of the population. This causes a directional shift towards this extr...

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Can you explain the oxygen dissociation curve.

What is the graph telling us?On the graph, we can see two axes. We have partial pressure of oxygen on the X axis and Hb saturation on the Y axis. Partial pressure is another way of saying how much oxygen ...

Answered by Thomas K. Biology tutor
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What is the link between electrical activity of the heart and its contraction?

The electrical current is produced in the SA node (the primary pacemaker of the heart) and travels to the AV node via fibres in the walls of the atria. These impulses cause the muscular walls of the atria...

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