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What is the process of DNA replication?

  1. The first step is the area of DNA to be replicated is 'unzipped' by DNA helicase. 2) The separation of the two strands forms a replication fork. 3) The strand that is oriented in the 3' to 5' direct...
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Answered by Habillan N. Biology tutor
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what are the different kinds of adaptations?

Adaptations can be split into three categories: behavioural, physiological, and anatomical.
Behavioural adaptations are those that change the way an organism acts, such as how it int...

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Answered by Charlotte J. Biology tutor
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Outline the process which occurs when an action potential arrives at a synapse

A synapse is a gap between two neurons and it can be thought of in 3 parts:
The presynaptic neuron - The neuron at the start of the synapse.
The synaptic cleft - The gap between the two neurons ...

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Answered by Eloise S. Biology tutor
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What are some of the non-specific, first-line immune defences in humans?

When we think of immune defences, our minds may immediately jump to white blood cells such as macrophages or T lymphocytes, however there are actually many mechanisms by which our bodies fight infection b...

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Answered by Dawid A. Biology tutor
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Describe the process of DNA replication.

The method in which DNA replicates is called semi-conservative replication. Firstly, DNA helicase catalyses the break down of the hydrogen bonds between the base pairs in the DNA molecule. This partially ...

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Answered by Lily G. Biology tutor
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