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What is the difference between mitosis and meiosis?

Meiosis is the process by which new gametes are formed in the testes and ovaries. Mitosis is the process by which all other cells of the body divide, for tissue growth and repair. One way of remembering t...

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Answered by Katy L. Biology tutor
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How do nerve impulses travel within a nerve cell?

The membrane of all nerve cells maintains a potential difference of -70mV by pumping positive Na+ ions out of the cell. This is called the resting potential. A nerve impulse is a change in this potential ...

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Answered by Felix W. Biology tutor
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Describe the control of heart rate

1.) First starts in the sino-atrial node. 2.) Sino-atrial node sends out regular waves of electricity to the atrial walls in order to initiate heart beat.3.) This leads to contraction of right and left at...

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Answered by Cian T. Biology tutor
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Explain the process of prokaryotic DNA replication

DNA replication is semi-conservative and occurs in the 5' to 3' direction. In the lagging strand it is discontinuous (forming Okazaki fragments) and in the leading strand it is continuous.
1) First,...

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Explain how an electrochemical gradient is formed in the mitochondria, and how this gradient is used to synthesise ATP.

At the first proton pump and associated electron carrier of the inner mitochondrial membrane reduced NAD releases two H+ ions and two electrons. An electron travels down a series of electron ca...

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