Cellular respiration is the process of synthesizing cellular energy (ATP) from organic sources such as water, glucose and oxygen. These substances are processed through a series of steps in order to produce ATP. The main organelle responsible for ATP synthesis is the mitochondria.
<span>In plants, the photosynthetic pigment, chlorophyll, is found within chloroplasts. The process of photosynthesis is driven by light and carbon dioxide from the environment, converting these into glucose, water and energy. </span>
<span>photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts </span>
<span>cellular respiration occurs in mitochondria</span>
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<span>Which two organ systems regulate homeostasis in our bodies?
</span><span>nervous and endocrine
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The fluctuations that are present in abiotic cycles have an impact on living organisms and on ecosystems as a whole because any system that is present in a community requires the support of abiotic system
The materials that are present in an environment require the involvement of both biotic and abiotic system. The biotic community comprises of the living organisms that coexists in an ecosystem whereas abiotic factors are the non-living factors that influences the living of organisms in an ecosystem.
<span>In non-overlapping code there would be four amino acids, because there are just four triplets in the code, of which none is the stop codone. For maximally overlapping code there would be ten amino acids encoded, the four starting from the first letter: AUG, UUA, CGG, AAU, then three starting from the second letter: UGU, UAC, GGA, and the three starting from the third letter: GUU, ACG, GAA.</span>
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Explanation:
As the water waves go through the gap they spread out, this is called diffraction.
The longer the wavelength of the wave the larger the amount of diffraction.
The greatest diffraction happens when the gap size is about the same size as the wavelength.
