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Explain the process starch goes through from when it enters your mouth to your small intestine.

I would look at what starch is, what process is happening and how does it happen: Starch molecules are carbohydrates composed of sugar monomers of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, a single sugar molecule is c...

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Answered by Lucy O. Biology tutor
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How does the heart pump blood around the body?

Firstly it is very important to understand the basic anatomy of the heart, so I would ensure all students would be able to visulise and draw the structure of the heart and are capable of labelling the pat...

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Answered by Emma M. Biology tutor
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What are the different roles of synapses in the nervous system?

When discussing synapses we tend to think of a typical cholinergic (uses an acetylcholine neurotransmitter) synapse, which transmits an action potential from the synaptic bulb of the presynaptic neurone t...

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Answered by Isabelle D. Biology tutor
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Explain DNA replication (SL).

DNA replication is the process through which two new strands of DNA are synthesized from the original molecule and predominantly occurs in the S phase of the cell cycle prior to mitosis. To put it simply,...

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Answered by Jordi M. Biology tutor
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Why does the nervous system have synapses if they slow down transmission?

Synapses are chemical connections between neurons which do indeed slow down transmission. However, they provide the nervous system with many benefits that could not be achieved without them: They ensure t...

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Answered by Samuel J. Biology tutor
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