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How and why does an increase in temperature effect the rate of an enzyme substrate reaction?

As temperature increases up to the optimal temperature for the enzyme, the rate of reaction will increase at a steady rate because the kinetic energy of the enzyme and substrate molecules increases, so th...

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Answered by Edward S. Biology tutor
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What is an enzyme and explain the factors affecting it.

Enzymes are proteins. They are biological catalysts, meaning they increase the rate of reaction without being used up or changed. Different enzymes have different optimum temperatures and pHs, depending o...

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Answered by Yusir M. Biology tutor
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What are the non-specific defence systems of the human body that protect it from pathogens?

A 'non-specific' defence system means that its response is the same for every invader (pathogen). In the human body this includes:

Skin- a physical barrier between the outside worl...

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Answered by Alice H. Biology tutor
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Compare and contrast three ways in which sperm cells and egg cells are specialised for their functions

Both sperm cells and egg cells contain a haploid nucleus, this means that they contain half the number of chromosomes of a normal diploid cell. This is so that when the egg is fertilised by the sperm ther...

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Answered by Aoife C. Biology tutor
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Name three common components of blood; as well as how they are removed from the plasma

  1. Waste (e.g. carbon dioxide)

Carbon dioxide is a waste product of respiration, which ends up dissolving in the blood plasma. This can cause the blood pH to decrease, which will ultimate...

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Answered by Sara T. Biology tutor
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