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How does the potential travel between synapses?

The potential or information travels between a pre-synaptic and a post-synaptic neuron. As a reminder, for information, we intend the flow of Na+ and K+ ions between two locations. When t...

Answered by Filippo A. Biology tutor
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How does a neuron transmit a signal across a synapse?

When an action potential from a pre-synaptic neuron approaches a synapse, the change in membrane potential causes voltage-gated calcium ion channels to open across the pre-synaptic bulb. Due to the high d...

Answered by Scott W. Biology tutor
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Bacteria can develop resistance to antibiotics. Explain how this may be prevented.

The overuse and misuse of antibiotics promotes antibiotic resistance. A common misconception is that antibiotics can be used to treat colds and the flu, which are actually caused by viruses. Therefore, by...

Answered by Max T. Biology tutor
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what is respiration

Respiration is a chemical reaction which takes place in living cells. It uses oxygen from the air and glucose from food to release energy to allow our body to function. Carbon dioxide and water are also m...

Answered by Aliyah K. Biology tutor
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Describe the process and purpose of transcription

The purpose of transcription is to produce an mRNA copy of a gene, to allow the genetic information to pass out of the nucleus, through the nuclear pores where it can be used to a...

Answered by Megan G. Biology tutor
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