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Describe and explain the electron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylation

For this kind of question, facts such as how this is the last step of aerobic respiration, which happens in the mitochondrial membrane - most specifically the cristae (inner folds of the mitochondria) - s...

Answered by Alejandro E. Biology tutor
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What are the main structures of an animal cell, and what are their functions?

The main structures in an animal cell are: The cell membrane- the membrane found around the outside of the cell, some substances can cross it to move in and out of the cell (this means it is semi-permeabl...

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Describe how a wave of excitation, which originates in the sinoatrial node (SAN) of the heart, eventually results in ventricular systole.

• SAN send a wave of depolarisation/excitation across the atria causing them to contract• wave cannot pass directly to the ventricle, due to the non-conductive tissue of AV-valves• wave reaches the AVN (i...

Answered by Joseph G. Biology tutor
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Some plant cells contain the polymer starch. Explain how the structure and properties of starch are related to its function as a storage molecule.

Starch is a polymer of the sugar glucose, an important component of respiration and needed to provide plants with energy. Unlike glucose, starch is insoluble allowing it to be stored within the cell witho...

Answered by Daire C. Biology tutor
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What cells and in what order take part in the imune response?

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