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Biology
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How are Xerophytes adapted to dry environments?

Start by considering what Xerophytes are, they are plants that live in dry conditions. What are the problems with dry conditions? Well, the big problem is maintaining a constant amount of water in the bod...

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Answered by Luke C. Biology tutor
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Explain eutrophication and why it can lead to the death of invertebrates and fish in rivers.

Eutrophication is due to high levels of nutrients (nitrates) in the water. This leads to increased growth of algae and other plants which leads to "algal blooms". This is where the surface of...

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Answered by Ashleigh E. Biology tutor
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Describe the processes involved in protein production within a cell

First, DNA-helicase (an enzyme) separates the two strands of DNA to allow RNA polymerase (another enzyme) to produce messenger RNA (mRNA) from free nucleotides, coded for by a gene in the DNA. The mRNA...

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Answered by Oisin B. Biology tutor
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Understanding HIV, vaccines and monoclonal antibodies

To understand how HIV causes infection, students should have an appreciation for its basic virus structure and how it infects humans. Following infection, how does it cause disease and eventually AIDS? Wh...

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Answered by Subi S. Biology tutor
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How does osmosis work?

Thinking of osmosis represented by two water towers attatched with a pipe at the bottom helped me to understand. If one tower has a higher level of water than the other, water will flow into the other ...

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Answered by Helena B. Biology tutor
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