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What's the difference between cell division and cell differentiation?

Cell differentiation allows a cell to specialize to achieve a specific function Multicellular organisms (eg: humans) have different types of cells which have different functions. For exam...

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Answered by Svet L. Biology tutor
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Describe the key features of a velocity-time graph?

A velocity-time graph shows the speed and direction an object travels over a specific period of time. Velocity-time graphs are also called speed-time graphs. The vertical axis of a velocity-time graph is ...

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Define a gene

The basic unit of genetic material inherited from our parents - it is a short section of DNA. 

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Describe the measures the body takes to achieve homeostasis in response to temperature changes

The body is able to utilise a number of measures in order to maintain an optimum body temperature of around 37 degrees celsius. Firstly, capillaries close to the skin surface are able to vasodilate (expan...

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Answered by Adam B. Biology tutor
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What are Stem Cells?

Stem cells are (pluripotent) undifferentiated cells that can differentiate into specialised cell types / tissues. Future medical uses involve growing organs from a patients OWN stem cells = zero chance of...

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