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Biology
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How do enzyme controlled reactions work?

Firstly, an enzyme is a specific protein with a unique shape. The main aim of an enzyme is to CATALYSE a reaction. This means, the reaction is sped up, but the concentrations of reactants or products are ...

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Answered by Vedia S. Biology tutor
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How is a nerve impulse transmitted across a synapse?

A synapse is gap between two neurones. When a nerve impulses travels along the axon reaches the end of the pre-synaptic neurone, the release of chemical messengers (called neurotransmitters) is triggered....

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Answered by Marina D. Biology tutor
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What is the difference between allopatric and sympatric speciation?

Allopatric speciation occurs when two species are living in separate environments and therefore there is no gene flow between the populations. This will then cause the populations to differentiate (change...

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Answered by Olivia L. Biology tutor
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How does muscle contraction work?

So the muscle is made up of 2 muscle filaments, a thick filament called myosin and a thin one actin. This can be remembered by actin having 2 syllables which is less than myosin which has 3 so actin is th...

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Answered by Sonam T. Biology tutor
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Describe and explain the Nitrogen Cycle.

For a question like this it is very useful to draw a diagram of the cycle linking to where it occurs to aid visual learning and retention of each stage. For example, I like to teach this by showing the cy...

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Answered by Lucy W. Biology tutor
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