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Why do we use aseptic techniques in laboratories?

Aseptic techniques prevent the contamination of a sample from other bacteria or pathogens. It is important to do this to ensure that the sample we are dealing with remains pure. Microorganisms are in the ...

Answered by Emma B. Biology tutor
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What organelles are found in plant cells, but not in animal cells? What are the functions of these organelles?

  • chloroplasts which are able to trap light so it can be used to generate energy through photosynthesis - cell wall which provides the plant cell with structure
Answered by Safia A. Biology tutor
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Describe the structure of a standard eukaryotic animal cell

The cell has an outer membrane known as the cell membrane, which envelops the cytoplasm. The cell also contains mitochondria which work to provide the cell with energy (in the form of ATP) and a nucleus, ...

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What is a synapse and how is information transmitted across it?

Synapse = the junction between two neurones (nerve cells) OR the junction between a neuron and an effector cell such as a muscle cell

A synapse between two neurones consists of:

Answered by Emma Louisa S. Biology tutor
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What are the differences between the structure and function of arteries and veins?

Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart. They have thicker walls than veins in order to cope with far higher blood pressure level...

Answered by William H. Biology tutor
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