I have been studying Biology by correspondence through Unilearn for the last couple of months. I have completed my required 10 modules so getting ready to sit the exam. How do I cram? It is 1 test for the whole 10 modules. So it is hard to remember the 1st modules, actually hard to remember anything...

What is meant by this question? What are the other energy carriers produced in glycolysis and the TCA cycle for energy transfer to the electron transfer chain? Is it referring to NADH and FADH2? (to be honest I dont even know what they are they are just words I have seen associated with this and pre...

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Thank you so much for that picture, I have not seen it like this so very helpful.
Do you have a link to where you got this picture at all so I can read more into it.

A few more quick questions on this subject: Explain what is meant by the term "intramembranous Proteins" Intra - inside / membranous - the membrane / Proteins are???? From what I understand it is basically the interaction between the proteins in the plasma membrane with other cells????? Br...

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I found the 1st paragraph eventually on the net somewhere, the 2nd came from my head - mmmmm can you tell the difference - haha

Q: Explain the significance of intramembranous proteins in biological membranes: This is what I wrote. Does it sound right? Intramembrane proteins represent a class of proteins located in the lipid bilayer of the cell membrane which function as ion channels, enzymes or receptors. Intramembranous pro...

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As the subject states what is Intramembranous Protiens, what does it do? I am assuming it is a protien within the cell membrane that maybe joins cells together???? I have looked through my text book, searched this site, googled, ask.com, but I just cant find what it is and I have 3 different types o...

Oh Larissahayley,

I am doing Unilearn biology in australia. Is this what you are doing? I would love to chat if you are as we could bounce idea's of each other.

Thanks, got this one in the bag.

OK so it is the eggs (or babies) produced. So women have 1 baby that is rather large and well developed Prawns have thousands of babies who are tiny and easily eaten - but are they well developed. it is not like the mummy prawns looks after them. - mmm dont know much about prawns. So putting it on a...