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Explain how a competitive inhibitor stops an enzyme from working.

Enzymes are proteins that act as biological catalysts: they increase the rate of reactions without being used up themselves. A region on the enzyme, known as the active site, is very specific and compleme...

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Answered by Jabed M. Biology tutor
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Describe the blood clotting process.

Platelets come into contact with an area of an artery wall which has become damaged, changing their shape from flattened disks to long thin projections. The platelets stick together, forming a temporary p...

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what is a risk factor

risk factor is something which increases your chance of developing a particular disease.  risk factor of coronory heart disease is diet due to the atheroma developed from the fatty material deposited in t...

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what is eutrophication

eutrophication is whereby excess feriliser from farmland has run off into areas of water such as lakes or rivers. algae growth is promoted due to the rise in phosphates. in turn  the remaining oxygen in t...

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Describe Protein Synthesis

DNA is unzipped by a helicase, the gene to be encoded is transcribed to mRNA by the enzyme RNA polymerase, in mRNA the thymine base is substituted by uracil. The mRNA leave the nucleus via a nuclear pore ...

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