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What is a first messenger hormone?

A first messenger is a hormone which binds to a receptor on the plasma membrane of a cell and causes a change to happen inside the cell

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What is homeostasis?

Homeostasis is maintaining a constant internal environment. It works by using control systems and allows cells to function normally.

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Explain how the resting potential of -70mV is maintained in a sensory neuron.

The resting potential is a result of the concentrations of the sodium and potassium ions inside the neuron compared to outside. The leaky channels in the sensory neuron membrane allow the movement of Na+ ...

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Why does the mass of a potato chip decrease after it is left in a concentrated sugar solution?

The water potential of the concentrated sugar solution is much lower than the water potential inside the cells of the potato chip. Therefore, the water molecules move down a concentration gradient out of ...

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What are three adaptations in a leaf for photosynthesis?

Thin waxy cuticle - to protect the leaf without blocking the lightThin transparent epidermis - to allow more light to reach the palisade cellsLayers of palisade cells on the top surface - to absorb light<...

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