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How does an endotherm respond to a decrease in external temperature?

What's an endotherm? An animal that can increase its body temperature by metabolically produced heat.
Why does a decrease in temperature matter? 37ºC is the optimal temperature for enzyme function – ...

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Answered by Felix B. Biology tutor
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How are nerve impulses transmitted across a synapse?

Nerve impulses travel in one direction from the pre-synaptic to the post-synaptic neuron across a gap called a synapse. This is done to continue a nerve impulse so that it can reach its destination in the...

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Answered by Elizabeth H. Biology tutor
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Describe and explain the process of glycolysis

There are 4 main stages in the process of respiration: glycolysis, link reaction, Krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorylation. In glycolysis one glucose molecule is broken down into 2 molecules of pyruvate ...

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Answered by Shivani K. Biology tutor
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What does heat do to an enzyme and why can enzymes not be 'killed'?

Enzymes are proteins that are polymers made up of amino acid building blocks. When enzymes are made by cells, they are made as a long chain of amino acids that after some time, can fold up to form a speci...

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Answered by Jacob R. Biology tutor
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Describe the sequence of events that occur during DNA replication.

DNA replication begins with the unzipping of the double stranded DNA by the enzyme DNA helicase, which breaks hydrogen bonds as it separates the strands. Another enzyme known as topoisomerase holds the tw...

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Answered by Sumrah N. Biology tutor
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