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Why is our genetic code degenerate?

To answer this question, it is first important to understand the meaning of the word degenerate. So being an A level Biology student, you must know that genes code for amino acids . (these are the basic comp...
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How to factorise

For example: 5x +25 In order to factorise we need to find a common factor for both '5x' and '25'. This factor gets taken outside of the brackets. For this example the common factor is 5. Because you can divi...
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Find the values of x that satisfy the following inequality 3x – 7 > 3 – x

Recall: We treat inequality in a similar manner to the equal sign. The steps are: 1. Collect like terms 2. Simplify 3x – 7 > 3 – x step 1 : 3x + x > 3+7 step 2: 4x > 10 4x/4 > 10/4 x > 2.5
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Solving equations with unknown in both sides

Given, 8x - 8 = 2x + 10 Solution: To solve this kind of problem, the first step is to always collect the like terms together i.e. Take the terms with x to one side of the equal sign and the numbers to the ot...
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What are the functional differences between RNA and DNA

DNA is the medium which encodes the information that makes an organism what it is. DNA usually forms a double stranded structure and encodes genes and other regulatory elements. RNA can act as either catalys...
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