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What are the four levels of protein structure?

Primary - The sequence of amino acids in the Protein, defined by the DNA sequence coding for the protein. 

Secondary - Any folding or coiling within the protein which are stabilised by hy...

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Answered by Theo N. Biology tutor
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How do B-Lymphocytes Work?

B-Lymphocytes remain in the bone marrow until they mature and then spread throughout the body, concentrating in the lymph nodes and the spleen.They express a specific intrinsic protein called a B-cell rec...

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Answered by Michael J. Biology tutor
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How can I learn all the difficult memory facts if I am not good at memorisation?

Don't panic! This is a thought that goes through every student who does IB or A Level Biology, and the answer is that there are an endless number of techniques and tricks that can help every different ...

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Answered by Ana G. Biology tutor
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What happens in the process of eutrophication?

1. Fertilisers are washed into waterways by rain or irrigation.

2. The increased availability of nutrients causes aquatic plant life to grow rapidly.

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Answered by Alexander A. Biology tutor
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Explain why your genes might influence how drugs work in the body. (3)

Some drugs need to be converted into other molecules so the body can use them effectively. This conversion is done by enzymes, which are protiens. Protiens are made up of amino acids, which are coded f...

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Answered by Molly B. Biology tutor
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