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Results from our forumRe: Theories - Origin of Life... the other. They have a docking site shaped to fit a specific substance, so that when the particular substance docks, the other end of the protein opens to allow the cargo through. As you should already know this activity is just a very small part of the protective wall surrounding even the simplest ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... the other. They have a docking site shaped to fit a specific substance, so that when the particular substance docks, the other end of the protein opens to allow the cargo through. As you should already know this activity is just a very small part of the protective wall surrounding even the simplest ...
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Theories - Origin of Life... food/water pathway don't cross each other. Avian respiratory anatomy and physiology is kind of complicated but I'll give it a shot. The windpipe opens at the base of the tongue where debris isn't trapped easily like the back of our pharynx. A system of air sacs then direct air through the lung ...
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Re: Muscle Contractions... You have the general idea with the nerve pulse and Ach release into the neuromuscular junction... Once the Ach binds to its nicotinic receptor, it opens ligand gated channels for Na+ diffusion into muscular cell. This gives it enough "voltage" to reach its threshold which initiates an ...
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passive active transport, h2o transport tree, bacteria, exam... of thermodynamics that active is not spontanous but passive is. i also threw in that active transport gives rise to the membrane potential which opens and closes some protein channels. My teacher gave me 1.5/3 and his reasoning was that i did not bring up endo and exocytos. I stated that that ...
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