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What are the 4 chambers of the heart?

The 4 chambers of the heart are: Right atrium,Right ventricle,Left atrium and left ventricle.

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Why can't you use antibiotics to treat any kind of disease, like malaria?

Antibiotics are a big group of drugs. They all work differently, but what they all have in common is that they specifically target a certain part of bacteria. So by definition, antibiotics can only be use...

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GCSE Biology - Describe the structure of DNA and how does this structure affect the proteins made in protein synthesis.

Structure of DNA DNA is a polymer, which is a large molecule made up of smaller, repeating molecules called monomers, specifically referred to as nucleotide bases. These bases continuously repeat a...

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Give possible reasons why increase in pulse rate after exercise may be different for each individual.

Gender differencesdifferences in body massreference to health of lungs/heart/fitness leveltype of exercise conducted

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What is the difference between a pluripotent stem cell and an diploid somatic adult cell? Explain how these characteristics make them ideal for research.

Stem cells tend to have two distinct characteristics that set them apart from all other cell types.
1) They are able to grow indefinitely in defined media unlike somatic cells which ...

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