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Which of these DNA mutations is likely to have the greatest effect on the structure of the encoded protein? Justify your answer. •Single base substitution •15 bases base deletion •Insertion of 2 bases

The most serious of these mutations will be the insertion of 2 bases. Becasue the genetic code is read in triplets, a 2 base insetion will alter the reading frame of the code causing a frameshift mutation...

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Answered by Emma M. Biology tutor
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Describe the mechanism(s) as to which an enzyme binds to a substrate.

Two models have been proposed. The first being the 'Lock and Key Model' which simply describes the way in which the active site of an enzyme is complementary to the substrate shape, meaning that only the ...

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Answered by Nicole B. Biology tutor
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Explain the processes that lead to the contraction of a single muscle

A nervous impulse travels to the neuromuscular junction and causes the release of acetylcholine into the synaptic cleft. Depolarisation of the motor end plate spreads through the muscle via transverse tub...

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Answered by Prashan B. Biology tutor
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How is the structure of a red blood adapted to its function?

  1. Red blood cells are shaped like a biconcave disc - increases SA:volume ration -> increase surface for oxygen to diffuse in and out of cell

  2. Red blood cells are very small - 7...

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Answered by Norbert B. Biology tutor
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Describe how the origin of living systems is explained by natural processes. Please provide supporting evidence for hypotheses.

Numerous experimental investigations have been conducted to explain the diversity and unity of life. Specifically, these models have aimed to provide evidence that the conditions of early Earth provided a...

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