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What are the key features of Kantian deontology and what problems do they pose?

Deontological ethical theories are rule based with strict ideas of right and wrong. Kant considered humans to be autonomous beings, capable of reason and thereby able to construct and impose their own eth...

Answered by Harriet S. • Philosophy tutor

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How is the liver adapted to regulating blood component concentrations?

Sinusoids are chambers within the liver where deoxygenated blood from the gut (containing products of digestion) and oxygenated blood from the heart, mix. Sinusoids are lined with liver cells (

Answered by Sana Z. • Biology tutor

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Describe, using the fluid mosaic model, the structure of the cell membrane in animal cells.

The cell membrane is composed of phospholipid molecules. These have a hydrophobic head and a hydrophilic tail. The molecules arrange themselves in a bilayer so that the hydrophobic heads point outwards an...

Answered by Morgan G. • Biology tutor

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Integrate (x^2 +2)(2x-6) with respect to x.

For a simple integration like this, begin by expanding the brackets to get 2x³-6x²+4x-12. Next each term should be integrated with respect to x, begin with the first term, each peer ...

Answered by Nicholas B. • Maths tutor

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Describe competitive and non-competitive enzyme inhibition

Competitive enzyme inhibition- the inhibitor compound is a similar structure to the enzyme’s active site. This means it can fit into the active site of the enzyme, via the glove induced fit, method creati...

Answered by Tom H. • Biology tutor

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