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How does vaccination prevent illness?

When a person is vaccinated, a small amount of dead or inactive pathogen (that they are being vaccinated against) is introduced into their body. This stimulates the white blood cells to produce antibodies...

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Answered by Freya T. Biology tutor
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What is 15% of 640?

There are different ways to approach this question: directly or breaking it down.By using the method of breaking it down, we can split this percentage into easier percentages. 15% is the sum of 10% and 5%...

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Answered by Romina R. Maths tutor
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How do I ensure my conclusion wraps up my essay well?

Conclusions can be critical to your overall mark and should never be rushed! The main aim of a conclusion is to bring together everything you have written to come to a judgement. Examiners love originalit...

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Answered by Georgina T. English tutor
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How to solve the inequality 4(x+3) < 60?

As we are working with an inequality we have to pay attention every time to the symbol, in this case less <, that rules the inequality. The first step to solve it, it is the expansion of the LHS, so we...

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Answered by Ana P. Maths tutor
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What are the differences between plant and animal cells?

For your GCSE, you need to know that there are three main differences between plant and animal cells:Plant cells have a cellulose cell wall while animal cells do not.Plant cells have chlo...

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Answered by Yara A. Biology tutor
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