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What are oncogenes and how do they relate to tumor formation?

Definition: an oncogenes is a gene, whose altered expression, over-expression, amplification and the presence of mutation lead to tumors arising.These most often are part of intracellular signalling pathw...

Answered by Daniel B. Biology tutor
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Outline the process of oxidative phosphorylation and its specificity to aerobic respirpation.

Oxidative Phosphorylation:The inner membrane of the double mitochondria membrane has electron transport carriers protein complexes on it which make up the electron transport chain.The NADH...

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How do I analyse this graph?

Firstly, read and understand the background information given in the question. Now, look closely at the graph, observing the titles of both axis; it will be likely that you have seen or even constructed a...

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Name the first stage of mitosis, and describe what happens at this stage

The first stage of mitosis is ProphaseAt prophase...The already duplicated DNA within the nucleus condenses (coils up) to form sister chromatids, connected by a centromereThe nucleolus and nuclear envelop...

Answered by Lara Q. Biology tutor
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Maltose is hydrolysed by the enzyme maltase. Explain why maltase catalyses only this reaction (3 marks)

The question is three marks, so should have three points.1) Active site of the enzyme has a specific shape/ tertiary structure/ complementary to maltose2) Only maltose can bind...

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