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What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic respiration?

The key difference is that aerobic respiration requires oxygen whereas anaerobic does not. Aerobic respiration is happening constantly in the body to release energy for processes such as protein synthesis...

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Answered by Nina S. Biology tutor
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(d) Explain the effect of the different SA:Vol ratios on the rate of osmosis into the potato.

Best way to explain would be to draw a cell with both a big and a large SA:Vol ratio. Visually get to see the effect, to understand why the rate of osmosis changes.

note: SA = surface area and Vol ...

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Answered by Elysa I. Biology tutor
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Name the three structures found in a plant cell that are not found in a neurone

  • chloroplasts

  • cell wall

  • vacuole

best way to show/teach student this would be to draw a plant cell and ask them to label/name structures in t...

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Answered by Elysa I. Biology tutor
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How are different substances transported across the cell membrane?

There are several different ways substances can be transported:

1) simple diffusion, i.e. substances that tend to be lipid soluble/ non-polar and can pass easily across the phospholipid bilyar of c...

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Answered by Vinay S. Biology tutor
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Briefly explain how greenhouses gases trap heat from the sun

The temperature of the earth is a balance between the heat it gets from the sun and the heat it radiates back out into space. Gases in the atmosphere absorb most of the heat that would normally be radiate...

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Answered by Krish T. Biology tutor
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