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What is the function of a ribosome within an animal cell?

A ribosome is the centre of protein synthesis within an animal cell. Translation and transcription of DNA takes place within a ribosome, meaning the genes are read and a messengerRNA provides transfer and...

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Answered by Ashleigh H. Biology tutor
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1 a) What is a pathogen? 1 b) How do white blood cells help to defend the body against pathogens?

1 a) a microorganism that causes infectious disease

1 b) White blood cells:

- Ingest pathogens

- produce antibodies which destroy particular bacteria or viruses

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Answered by Lauraa B. Biology tutor
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What is diffusion?

All the cells in our body communicate constantly with their surrounding environment in order to feed and excrete their wastes. Various substances in that environment pass through the cell membrane to ente...

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Answered by Kleio C. Biology tutor
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How do the structure of phospholipids contribute to their positioning in the cell plasma membrane?

The plasma membrane is organised into what is referred to as a lipid bilayer, consisting primarily of phospholipids and proteins. Phospholipids contain a hydrophobic (water hating) fatty acid 'tail' and a...

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Answered by Oluwatobi O. Biology tutor
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Explain how bacteria may become resistant to antibiotics

Bacterial resistance to antibiotics is an example of natural selection. In a population of bacteria there may be some individuals that are not affected by the antibiotic. This may be due to random changes...

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Answered by Rowena G. Biology tutor
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