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Why is the control of insulin called "negative" feedback? How does it work?

Negative is a slightly confusing term, as it seems to imply that the control is bad, when in reality it is vital to being alive! Negative in this sense is used in a mathematical way, meaning "removin...

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Answered by Andrew P. Biology tutor
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Describe the steps that occur in allopatric speciation or geographical speciation.

Before speciation occurs we have a population of individuals of the same species that can freely and successfuly mate with each other. In allopatric speciation a geographical barrier forms (a mountain ran...

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Answered by Arthur A. Biology tutor
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Why is the human heart system described as double circulatory?

The human heart system is described as double circulatory becasue is has two seperate circuits. The first carries blood between the heart and the lungs and is known as the pulmonary circuit and the second...

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Answered by Suzannah E. Biology tutor
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How does the potential travel between synapses?

The potential or information travels between a pre-synaptic and a post-synaptic neuron. As a reminder, for information, we intend the flow of Na+ and K+ ions between two locations. When t...

FA
Answered by Filippo A. Biology tutor
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How does a neuron transmit a signal across a synapse?

When an action potential from a pre-synaptic neuron approaches a synapse, the change in membrane potential causes voltage-gated calcium ion channels to open across the pre-synaptic bulb. Due to the high d...

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Answered by Scott W. Biology tutor
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