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Biology
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Why is oxygen needed in respiration?

In respiration, as you know the electrons travel through the electron transport chain and provide the energy to pump Hydrogen ions across the inner membrane. Once they reach the end of the chain, where do...

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Answered by Emma J. Biology tutor
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Describe three differences between a motor neurone and a sensory neurone.

A motor neurone has no or a very short dendron whereas a sensory neurone has a long dendron. A sensory neurone's cell body is found 'in the middle' of the neurone whereas a motor neurone's cell body is fo...

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How does electrical activity of the heart cause the heart to pump?

The sinoatrial (SA) node is a group of specialized cells which sit in the wall of the right atrium. The SA node sets the pace of your heart and is therefore called your pacemaker. SA node sets this pace b...

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Answered by Nithya E. Biology tutor
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Describe the structure of DNA.

DNA is made of a string of nucleotide bases attached to one another by a peptide bond. A single nucleotide contains three regions: A phosphate group, a Carboxyl group and a base. Adjacent nucleotides atta...

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Explain why fewer species of plant would lead to fewer species of lizard in oil palm plantations. Lizards feed on plants and insects.

Planting just one crop such as palm oil in an area decreases biodiversity, resulting in fewer niches for insects. This means that there are fewer insect species in the area, and therefore fewer food sourc...

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