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Why is it important to control body temperature?

Controlling body temperature is important due to multiple reasons. Firstly, it is important to maintain the temprature at which enzymes work optimally. Secondly, it allows for the chemical reactions in th...

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Answered by Adriana N. Biology tutor
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DNA contains the information that an organism needs to survive. How is this information read and transformed into funcional products?

Inside a cell of a living organism, the information stored in the DNA in the form of genes is first read and translated into an intermediate molecule, RNA, inside of the nucleus. This molecule of RNA, whi...

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Answered by Alba R. Biology tutor
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How is the circulatory system is adapted to give oxygen to the tissues and remove waste products?

The circulatory system is described as being "dual", which means that blood passes through the heart twice for each complete circuit of the body, once to the lungs, and once to the rest o fthe b...

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Answered by Andrew P. Biology tutor
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Some substances can cross the cell-surface membrane of a cell by simple diffusion through the phospholipid bilayer. Describe other ways by which substances cross this membrane.

Other ways that substances can cross the plasma membrane include facilitated transport, where molecules or ions must interact with a channel/carrier protein to be transported across the membrane, down a c...

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Answered by Sophia H. Biology tutor
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Explain why a graph showing the substrate concenentration and rate of reaction for an enzyme catalysed reaction plateaus?

Initally, the rate of reaction is able to increase as concentration does because at this point, not all enzymes active sites are occupied. Therefore, by adding more substrate, a higher percentage of enzym...

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Answered by Nicholas W. Biology tutor
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