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How are coenzymes used in the process of aerobic respiration?

Coenzymes contrary to their name aren't enzymes but are synthesised from vitamins. Their overall purpose is to bind to the active site of a specific enzyme to aid the binding of the complemenatry substrat...

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Answered by Sophie P. Biology tutor
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Describe how ions , water and sugar are obtained and transported through plants

This style of question is common and is often worth around 6 marks. You should address each of ions , water and sugar seperately to ensure that you get maximum marks.

Ions enter the plant via diffu...

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Answered by Batoul A. Biology tutor
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What is homeostasis and explain two ways in which the human body is able to reduce its temperature when it is too hot as an example of homeostasis.

Homeostasis is defined as a process to maintain a constant internal environment. There are multiple ways in which the body is able to maintain a constant internal temperature such as;

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Answered by Amelia P. Biology tutor
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Compare and contrast prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells in terms of the structural organization of their genetic material.

The major cellular feature which sets the distinction between a prokaryotic (‘pro’ – before, ‘karyon’ – kernel, nucleus) cell and a eukaryotic (‘eu’ – true, ‘karyon’ – kernel, nucleus) cell is the presenc...

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Answered by Michaela D. Biology tutor
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What is a synapse?

A synapse is the space between two neurons whereby information in the form of Neurotransmitters is passed on from one neuron to the other.

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Answered by Liliane E. Biology tutor
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