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Biology
A Level

What are the different protein structures?

There are 4 levels you use to describe protein structure. 

Primary Structure - This is the simplest structure of a protein. It is essentially the sequence of amino acids that form a prote...

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Answered by Nandesh P. Biology tutor
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To what extent do the structures and functions of DNA and RNA differ?

Firstly, there are chemical differences between the two nucleic acids. DNA has the following structural properties:-double stranded and anti-parallel polymer held together by (relatively) weak hydrogen bo...

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Answered by Adam W. Biology tutor
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What is the difference between viral antigenic drift and antigenic shift?

Both antigenic shift and drift are used by viruses to adapt to selection pressures and avoid host immune systems. 

Antigenic shift is a slow change in the viral genes ove...

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Answered by Sophie W. Biology tutor
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How is an electrical impulse transmitted through the heart?

Contraction of the heart is myogenic meaning it initiates from within the heart muscle itself (myo=muscle, genic= created). Therefore, no extra nerves need to signal the heart t...

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Answered by Rebecca Z. Biology tutor
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Name the three components of a nucleic acid

pentose sugar and phosphate group backbone

nitrogenous base

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Answered by George S. Biology tutor
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