Vaccines work by activating the immune system in various ways to allow specific immune cells to gain "memory". With this memory, the immune system produces a more effective response to the pathogen on the second time around. This is just a general explanation that scrapes the surface. If you...
Yes, the photosynthesis equation is looking good.
I wouldn't use the term "free energy" with ATP as it can be confusing when you start to learn about Gibbs Free Energy. Just call it an "energy source". The equation you provided also needs ATP on the reactants side.
Plants don't "create photosynthesis". They use the process of photosynthesis to create glucose with the help of sunlight.
Is this for a biology or english class? If it's the former, you could drop the adjectives and report the facts. I'm just nitpicking on that point and I can be a little...
Light is the energy that makes things happen in photosynthesis. ATP is the universal energy source for all organisms. In cellular respiration (both anaerobic and aerobic), ATP is the source of energy that is used to breakdown glucose. Although ATP is used in these processes, there is a net...
Don't forget to put light in the photosynthesis equation :) Also, be sure to denote the second equation as "aerobic respiration" and it yields ATP (energy). You're on the right track.
Ah, thanks Moonbear the clarification/extension.. I also noticed a blunder in my original post "process of anaerobic process", which should read "process of anaerobic respiration". So is glycolysis the only anaerobic pathway for respiration in muscle cells? That's more what I was thinking...
I found a site where the title of the page may interest you: "How Can Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) Get to the Stratosphere If They're Heavier than Air?"
"CFC molecules are indeed several times heavier than air. Nevertheless, thousands of measurements from balloons, aircraft, and satellites...
It's been a while since I've taken bio, but maybe I can help you out. A conformational change is a structural change in the active site (where the substrate binds) on the enzyme. The cause of the conformational change, in the case of an allosteric enzyme, happens when the allosteric activator...