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•Apoplastic- in cell wall and water moves by cohesion.

•Symplastic- in cytoplasm and water moves by osmosis.

Calcium ions, which diffuse in from the sarcoplasmic reticulum, cause tropomyosin to shift which reveals the myosin binding site located on the actin filament allowing the myosin head to bind. A molecule ...

The kidneys can be split into 5 main sections. Firstly we have the glomerulus. Blood enters the kidneys via the afferent arteriole and then travels to the glomerulus which is just a cluster of capillaries...

Air is breathed in through the nose and the mouth. It makes its way down the trachea (windpipe) and enters into the lungs. The air enters into the small sacs of the lungs called alveoli which in a microsc...

The Loop of Henle is a 'U' shaped portion of the nephron tubule which is very important in retaining water and Na+ from urine, in the process of 'Osmoregulation'. Water leaves the descending limb of the L...