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How are genetics linked to natural selection?

A population will always have some level of genetic variation for a specific character, giving different variants of the same character. Some characters are essential for fitness a...

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What was the significance of Meselson-Stahls experiment? Which form(s) of replication did it disprove and which one(s) did it provide evidence for?

Meselson-stahl's experiment provided evidence for the semi-conservative DNA replication hypothesis, given that 1st and 2nd bacteria cultures showed ratios of N14 and N15 in their DNA that followed that sp...

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Explain how the nerve impulse passes along the neuron

Resting membrane potential of a neuron is maintained by active transport of sodium (Na+) out of the cell and potassium (K+) into the cell through the Na+/K+ pump. Due to the negative charge of Cl- and som...

Answered by Elena K. Biology tutor
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Describe how the fluidity of the membrane and how this allows transport across it.

The fluidity of membranes allows it to invaginate and form vesicles. This is important for the process of endocytosis by which the cell is able to uptake materials from the extracellular environment. Vesi...

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Describe the process of meiosis

The first stage of meiosis is Prophase 1, where the homologous chromosomes pair up and spindle microtubules grow from each pole to the equator around the nucleus. The next stage is Metaphase 1, the nucleu...

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