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What is the role of ADH in the regulation of water in the body (osmoregulation)?

ADH (anti-diuretic hormone) is released by the pituitary gland in the brain. Differing amounts of ADH are secreted by the pituitary gland depending on the concentration of water in the blood plasma, which...

Answered by Laura M. Biology tutor
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How may nitrate from fertiliser entering lakes cause the death of fish in fresh water?

The addition of excess nitrate to the freshwater body causes algal bloom on the surface, blocking sunlight. This reduces the photosynthetic activity of submerged plants, causing them to die. Subsequently,...

Answered by Cocoa M. Biology tutor
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How is a sperm cell adapted to its role?

Since the sperm cell's role is to swim to the egg and fertilise it, it requires a tail for movement. The middle piece is full of mitochondria to provide energy so that the sperm cell can swim and reach th...

Answered by Patricia B. Biology tutor
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Explain the structure of an amino acid and how a peptide bond forms between two amino acids.

An amino acid is made up of four groups bonded to a central carbon atom. These groups include a hydrogen atom, a carboxyl group, an amine group and a R group. The R group differs for each amino acid. A pe...

Answered by Hazal T. Biology tutor
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What is/what is the difference between, transcription and translation?

Transcription is the process of of copying DNA information from a DNA strand, to form an mRNA, that can later be used to produce a protein in translation. Transcription will involve the double helix of DN...

Answered by Tasneem P. Biology tutor
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