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Biology
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How does ATP store energy?

ATP has 3 phosphate groups. Their bonds are unstable and so have a low activation energy, which means they are easily broken. When they break by the addition of water during a hydrolysis reaction, they re...

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Answered by Lara I. Biology tutor
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Explain the roles of the rough endoplasmic reticulum and the Golgi apparatus in protein trafficking and modification.

Proteins are produced at the ribosome. Ribosomes dock to the rER membrane on translocons and peptide is inserted into the rER lumen coupled with ATP hydrolysis. The peptide folds into its tertiary structu...

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Answered by William F. Biology tutor
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Describe and explain the series of events leading to excitatory post synaptic stimulation upon the activation of a pacinian corpuscle.

  1. Pacinian corpuscle is stimulated by pressure on the skin. 2) This opens stretch mediated sodium ion channels. 3) Sodium ions leak into the sensory nerve axon via facilitated diffusion thereby causin...
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Answered by Kestra D. Biology tutor
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Describe the structure of human DNA (4 marks)

- 2 strands:  Intertwine to form a double-helix structure                                                    Phosphodiester bonds between between phosphate group and pentose sugar of nucl...

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Answered by Christos C. Biology tutor
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Explain how a blood clot can cause a heart attack?

A blood clot or thrombus is formed pathologically in the blood stream when the clotting cascade is activated inappropriately. This commonly occurs over the rough vessel surface during atherosclerosis of a...

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Answered by Alex K. Biology tutor
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