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How does a chemical synapse work?

Let's consider a synapse between an axon and a dendrite. To illustrate that an action potential is transmitted from the axon to the dendrite, the last portion of the axon, coming in contact with the dendr...

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What are enzymes and how do they work?

You might have heard enzymes referred to as 'biological catalysts'. This means, just like a catalyst you might add to a reaction in a chemistry practical, these proteins function to speed up reactions in ...

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Answered by Bethany D. Biology tutor
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Describe how environmental factors affect the growth of roots and shoots in plants. (6 marks)

Plants are able to respond to the environment in multiple ways. Shoots grow upwards, towards light, in a process called phototropism. Roots, on the other hand, grow downwards into the earth towards moistu...

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Answered by Holly L. Biology tutor
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How can I improve my exam technique?

A common problem amongst Biology students is the difficulty in knowing the content well, but not being able to translate this knowledge into marks when it comes to the exam. Your exam technique is vitally...

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Answered by Lucy D. Biology tutor
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Translation occurs in living cells. Explain how translation is carried out, from the initiation stage onwards.

The mRNA was transcribed, (or copied) form a piece of DNA and it holds the information that is needed for protein synthesis. mRNA is read and the amino acids are eventually put together in a chain (polype...

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