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How does the role of the narrator influence a text's contents? Analyse the role of the narrator and his/her influence on the given work's interior meaning and subject matter.

            Though 20th century postmodern ideals contend that it is the reader, not the author, who is tasked with assigning their own interpretation upon a given text, it is not always the au...

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Explain the types of enzyme inhibition

There are two key ways by which enzymes can be inhibited. Competitive inhibition - this involves a molecule other than the substrate binding to the active site of the enzyme (the location where the substr...

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Answered by Isobel J. Biology tutor
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Compare and contrast the use of harmony and tonality of each of the prescribed works (Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 2, Kodály's Dances of Galánta), highlighting any significant musical links.

Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto no. 2 and Kodály’s Dances of Galánta come from two periods that have very different tendencies towards harmony. The Brandenburg tends to stick to usi...

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Answered by Richard B. Music tutor
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Explain the passive transport mechanisms across a cell membrane, differentiating between simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion.

Substances move down a concentration gradient in passive transport, meaning that no energy input (ATP) is required. Hydrophilic molecules will pass down the membrane using facilitated diffusion, as they c...

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Answered by Rares P. Biology tutor
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What is the role of receptors in mediating steroids and protein hormones?

Steroid hormones are lipids; they can cross directly through the cell's plasma membrane and nuclear membrane, binding to receptors. Receptor – hormone complex is formed and serves as a tr...

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