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What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic respiration?

It is important to first understand the concept of respiration. It is not the same as ventilation (breathing), as respiration is a chemical process that involves the breakdown of basic chemical molecul...

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Answered by Andie L. Biology tutor
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What is homeostasis?

Homeostasis refers to the processes that occur in our bodies to maintain various factors at set values. An example of this is control of body temperature. For example, if the temperature is too high, we b...

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Answered by Alex R. Biology tutor
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What are the products of digestion of a) proteins, b) fats and c) carbohydrates?

a) Proteins, which are highly-folded poplypeptides, are broken down into shorter polypeptides, and then into amino acids, by protease enzymes.

b) Fats, or lipids, are broken down by enzym...

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Answered by Beth S. Biology tutor
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What is the function of enzymes and give an example of one.

Enzymes are biological catalysts - they 'speed up' biological reactions - essentially increasing the rate at which they occur.

Pepsin is an enzyme that catalyses the digestion of proteins...

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Answered by Beth S. Biology tutor
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What is active transport?

All of this is to do with moving stuff over a barrier called a cell membrane.

I want you to imagine the cell membrane to be like a border of a country and the stuff to be different pizzas...

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Answered by Raj K. Biology tutor
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