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What is the 'lagging strand' in DNA replication, and how is it different from the 'leading strand'?

The lagging strand in DNA replication is the strand of the double-stranded DNA molecule that has to be synthesised discontinuously. This is because the two strands of DNA molecules are antiparallel, so r...

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Answered by George R. Biology tutor
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What is a key difference between plants and animals?

The following are all good answers to this question: Animals are heterotrophic whereas plants are autotrophic Plants can photosynthesise but animals cannot Plants are sessile (do not move) whereas most an...

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Answered by George R. Biology tutor
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What is the difference between 'y' and 'en'?

The simplest way to think of these prepositions is to think that 'y' refers to 'à' and 'en' refers to 'de'. Therefore if you want to say 'Je vais à Paris' you would then say 'J'y vais'.

If you want...

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Answered by Alexander W. French tutor
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"Los jóvenes pasan demasiado tiempo en las redes sociales." Estás de acuerdo? Explica tus razones.

El mundo ha cambiado muchísimo en los últimos diez años. Las redes sociales casi no existían hace diez años y han tenido un impacto profundo en nuestro estilo de vida. Ahora hablamos más en internet que c...

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Answered by Harry B. Spanish tutor
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Why doesn't the magnetic force change the velocity of a particle?

Well actually, it does. Remember that the velocity is a vector and so is the force. Since F=ma, the acceleration due to a given force points in the same direction as the force itself. The magnetic force i...

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Answered by Ana S. Physics tutor
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