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What is the role of mRNA in protein synthesis?

mRNA stands for messenger RNA. Essentially, once the strand of DNA is unwound and flattened, it is separated into its two strands. Then the bases on each DNA strand are read in groups of three. These are ...

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Answered by Esthel C. Biology tutor
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How do glucose and oxygen get into the blood to be used for respiration?

When we breathe we inhale oxygen from the air into our lungs. The alveoli are tiny air sacs in the lung where oxygen diffuses into the blood via small blood vessels, known as capillaries. The blood in the...

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Answered by Anna P. Biology tutor
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How is a root hair cell specialised to its function?

Root hair cells have a very large surface area due to them being very long and having hair like projections. This allows more active transport of mineral ions to take place so the plant is able to take in...

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Answered by Emily B. Biology tutor
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How are blood glucose levels regulated in the body?

When blood glucose levels drop too low it is detected by hypothalamus. The release of insulin by the pancreas is stopped so no more glucose is converted to glycogen. Instead glycogen, which is stored in t...

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Answered by Victoria J. Biology tutor
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How are animals and plants adapted to their niche?

Animals and plants display structural and behavioural adaptations to their surroundings. Each animal and plant faces certain challenges to their survival such as predators, harsh weather or low food resou...

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Answered by Rosanna S. Biology tutor
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