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What is the difference between a phagocyte and a lymphocyte?

One of the first cells to respond to an infection will be a phagocyteThese migrate to the pathogen (foreign object with potential to cause disease)They engulf the phagocyte in a process known as phagocyto...

Answered by Omar B. Biology tutor
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Why does the breathing rate not return to normal after vigorous exercise?

During vigorous exercise, muscles are not supplied with enough oxygen. This means that cells have to respire anaerobically. Anaerobic respiration involves no oxygen. This leads to a build-up of lactic aci...

Answered by Sadia Halimah A. Biology tutor
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Explain how plants meet the challenges of growing in hot, dry climates

In hot and dry climates plants will have an increased rate of transpiration, the release of water through the stomata of plant cells. In dry conditions there is a lack of water and as such, plants need to...

Answered by Jess H. Biology tutor
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How does the body respond to raise its core body temprature?

shivering - muscles contract rapidly, causes more respiration which releases energy blood vessels near skin constrict - blood flow to skin decreases, less energy lost to surroundings

Answered by Cara S. Biology tutor
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I have trouble remembering which muscle contracts and which muscle relaxes during the Iris reflex; could you explain it to me?

The first thing to remember is that muscles always act in pairs; so when one contracts, the other relaxes. Think of the muscles in your arm; when you bend your arm towards you, the bicep contracts so beco...

Answered by Sumayya K. Biology tutor
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