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What changes occur in the body when you are too hot? (5 marks)

1.     Hypothalamus is thermoregulatory centre in brain. This detects increase in temperature (above 37 degrees Celsius) and is activated.2.    Hypothalamus causes vasodilation of skin capillaries, which ...

Answered by Kendra-Jean N. Biology tutor
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Explain the process of phagocytosis? i.e what type of immune responses can it play a role in/link, what cells are involved, how does it work?

Can be used in adaptive or innate immune response.Can be used to link the two responses, i.e. forming APC which forms MHC complex 2 (endogenous pathway) and presents to complementary CD4+T helper cells. L...

Answered by Benjamin S. Biology tutor
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Describe the meaning of the terms: gene, genetic locus, alleles, phenotype and genotype

A gene is a length of DNA that codes for a particular trait. ( Think of- jeans - they are long items (length) of clothing, what they're made out of determines what they are. This is a key concept of g...

Answered by Eoin M. Biology tutor
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Describe the process of phagocytosis

So Bacteria and other pathogens are too large to enter a cell via diffusion across the cells membrane so instead white blood cells will engulf them. This is essentially what phagocytosis is and cells that...

Answered by Safiyya A. Biology tutor
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How do skeletal muscles contract ?

A motor neuron stimulates the sarcoplasmic reticulum, causing it to release Calcium ions. The calcium ions binds to the toponin that is blocking the myosin binding site on the acting filament, the binding...

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