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What are the key cellular differences between bacterial cells and plant and animal cells?

Unlike animal and plant cells, bacteria cells lack membrane bound organelles including: mitochondria, chloroplasts and a 'true nucleus'. Instead Bacterial DNA forms a single strand within the cytoplasm. B...

Answered by Chris S. Biology tutor
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Describe is photosynthesis?

The chemical change which happens in the leaves of green plants. It is the first step towards making food - not just for plants but ultimately every animal on the planet.

During photosynthesis:

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Answered by Marie B. Biology tutor
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What is an enzyme and explain the effect of two environmental factors on their efficiency?

Enzymes act as biological catalysts for reaction that occur in organisms such as animals and plants. This means that they help to speed up reactions, or allow them to take place at lower ...

Answered by Oliver C. Biology tutor
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Label the parts marked on the diagram of the eye

Part 1) - the retina It contains light sensitive cells - the rods/cones
  Part 2) the vitreous humour It maintains the shape of the eye

Answered by Niamh O. Biology tutor
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I have a DNA molecule with the bases A, C, G on one side. Complete the model by filling in the missing pair bases.

This is an easy one if you just remember two simple facts.

A binds to T and

C binds to G

Since we have the bases A, C, G to pair with now we know, the answer must be.....

Answered by Niamh O. Biology tutor
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