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What are the events that lead to synaptic transmission between two neurons?

There are three compartments to consider- the presynaptic neuron, the synaptic cleft and the postsynaptic neuron. In a classical excitatory synapse: 1. An action potential arrives at the presynaptic neuro...

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Answered by Holly H. Biology tutor
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Describe the action of enzymes including how they are denatured, using the lock and key model

 The key is the enzyme and substrate is the lock. Like a key only unlocks one lock, the active site on the enzyme only fits in 1 type of substrate. Extreme temperature or pH (how acidic something is) dena...

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Answered by Emily T. Biology tutor
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How do we inherit certain genes?

Alleles are different versions of a gene. A gene is the piece of DNA which carries information in the form of a sequence of amino acids. For every gene that we have, we carry 2 alleles which could be the ...

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Answered by Kimiya A. Biology tutor
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Why is genetic diversity important within a population?

Genetic diversity within a population is the variety of different alleles (versions) of genes present, which lead to a variety of phenotypes. It is important for a number of reasons, such preventing inbre...

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Answered by Rosie S. Biology tutor
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How did Meselson and Stahl provide evidence for semi-conservative replication?

One sample of bacteria was grown in a nutrient broth containing light nitrogen (N14) and one was grown in a broth with heavy nitrogen (N15). The bacteria took up the nitrogen to make...

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Answered by Chloe S. Biology tutor
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