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Discuss the role of the cell membrane in cellular function.

The cell membrane, or phospholipid bilayer, encompasses the contents of a cell and allows for organelles to be contained within the cytoplasm. The cell membrane is semi-permeable, thus is allows the movem...

Answered by Ana R. Biology tutor
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How do we control our heart beat

To begin with, we should first look at how the heart beats.
Beating of the heart is due to myogenic muscle contraction, This means the myocyte (muscle cell) itself is the origin of the contraction an...

Answered by Jess D. Biology tutor
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How does the xylem structure of the plant help transpiration?

Firstly I would discuss with the student what transpiration is and what xylem vessels are. Transpiration is the inevitable consequence of gas exchange in the leaf causing water to be transported through t...

Answered by Robine V. Biology tutor
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List the differences between and eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell

Eukaryotic cell: Linear chromosomes, DNA bound to proteins (histones), DNA found within a nucleus (nucleus present), membrane bound organelles, cell wall not present in animal cells but present in plant a...

Answered by Niamh D. Biology tutor
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What type of cells do multipotent stem cells go on to form?

Multipotent stem cells --> haematopoeitic adult stem cells

Answered by Skye F. Biology tutor
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