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How does a nerve ending work?

The action potential has been propagated along the axon of the neuron causing the depolarisation of the membrane. When this action potential reaches the end of the neuron, or the synapse, it also depolari...

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Answered by Jake O. Biology tutor
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How is tissue fluid formed and returned to the circulatory system?

At the arterial end of a capillary the blood is under a fairly high pressure. This hydrostatic pressure 'squeezes' a fluid called tissue fluid out of the pores in the walls of the capillary (fenestrations...

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Why does temperature affect rate of reaction?

Increase temperature means molecules have increased kinetic energy and so move around more . Increasing the frequency and power of collisions leading to more enzyme substrate complexes forming and increas...

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Answered by Haider A. Biology tutor
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How does base deletion in the DNA code produce a nonfunctional protein?

Base deletion leads to a frame shift error as the DNA code is read in triplet codons and is non overlapping. This leads to different amino acids being translated and a different primary structure. This le...

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Answered by Haider A. Biology tutor
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What does the mitochondria do?

It is the powerhouse of the cell. produces energy (ATP) from respiration for the body to use.

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Answered by Robert H. Biology tutor
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