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What are the main components of blood and explain their functions.

Blood consists of cells such as red blood cells, white bloods cells and platelets and plasma. Red blood cells are important for the delivery of oxygen to the cells in the body - to enable...

Answered by Shivani M. Biology tutor
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How does water move from the soil into plant roots?

The water moves into root hair cells by osmosis, as there is a high concentration of minerals/sugars in the cells, and little water. This decreases the water potential inside the cell, so water molecules ...

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How does an electrical impulse travel from one neuron to the next (IB-SL 6.5)?

  1. The arrival of an action potential at the synaptic knob opens calcium ion channels in the pre-synaptic membrane and Ca++ flow in from the synaptic cleft 2. Ca++ cause vesicles of neurotransmitters t...
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Explain the main thermoregulatory processes in humans.

Thermoregulation involves both trying to increase and decrease our body temperature in order to maintain a temperature of 37 degrees celsius. Four main processes exist- convection,

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List five (5) risk factors for coronary heart disease, and briefly outline a piece of evidence for each one (5)?

(Chapter: further human physiology)
Factor + explanation (1 point for each) for coronary heart disease (CHD):-Genetics: CHD tends to run in some families-Age: CHD is a disease of old age-Gender: men...

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