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What is the difference between meiosis and mitosis?

Function: Mitosis is used in the replication of body cells. It occurs every day to replace cells that have died or have been damaged, for growth and also in asexual reproduction. Meiosis is used to produc...

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How should I structure my personal statement?

A personal statement must display your traits, skills and interests. It is the document that personifies your application and brings reasonings towards why your grades are the way they are. It is very com...

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Explain the term 'turnout' used in the extract (line 2).

Turnout can be defined as the percentage of eligble voters who have casted a ballot on an election. Turnout can differ based on types of elections, such as Mayoral elections recieving roughly 30-40% of a ...

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Explain how government spending can lead to an increase in economic growth

Short run economic growth is known as Aggregate demand, otherwise known as GDP. Long run economic growth is known as Aggregate supply, otherwise known as real GDP. Government spending is a compenent of th...

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Answered by Hassan H. Economics tutor
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Why do mutations makes it difficult to create a vaccine ? (4 marks - has the potential to be worth more in an exam)

If the mutation rate is high then this can change the DNA composition of the cells. If the DNA changes then so do all the protiens in the cell. This is becauase DNA codes for all the protiens in the cell....

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Answered by Muhammad P. Biology tutor
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