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What is the definition of active transport?

Active transport is the movement of substances against their concentration gradient. The substance moves from an area of low concentration to an area of high concentrations, across a partially permeable m...

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Answered by Lydia W. Biology tutor
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What are the neuron types involved in a simple reflex arc?

  1. sensory neurons2) relay neurons3) motor neuronsA receptor detects the stimulus. An impulse is sent along the sensory neuron to the CNS (spinal cord). It reaches a synapse where electrical energy is ...
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Answered by Lydia W. Biology tutor
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What is negative feedback?

A reaction causing conditions to return to the body's ideal point in order to maintain homeostasis.

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Answered by Zazy W. Biology tutor
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Solve x^2+x-30=0

To solve this question we need to factorise x2 +x-30=0 to find the points in which the function x2 +x-30=0 intersects/ cuts the x axis. We factorise the function x2 +x-30=...

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Answered by Dylan P. Maths tutor
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How does a fractional distillation tower work?

The crude oil, which is composed of a mixture of different hydrocarbons, is heated in the bottom of the tower, so that hydrocarbons with lower boiling points boil off first. The tower gets gradually colde...

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Answered by David K. Chemistry tutor
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