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Hello! I was wondering if anyone could help with these questions? Thank you so much. ![Name: 2334306A-B3CD-468C-881E-4E7E80167321.jpg.jpeg
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Hi can you provide zoomed pics pls - perhaps 2 [top and bottom halves] of part on left and separate of Qs on right?
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Hi there! Thanks I can read most of it now [column headings still dull but I can guess them. 
1. Evidence: absorption is greater with a) phosphate (to 5.8) b) glycerol (to 2.6) and c) addition of both (to 8.5).
2. addition of iodoacetate, by inhibiting phosphorylation stops absorption completely (last row/column has 0.0)
1. Evidence: absorption is greater with a) phosphate (to 5.8) b) glycerol (to 2.6) and c) addition of both (to 8.5).
2. addition of iodoacetate, by inhibiting phosphorylation stops absorption completely (last row/column has 0.0)
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1. Mitochondria - why [what is their main function?] - Yeah well done - active process of abs-n needs ATP
2. Enzyme synthesis [enzymes are what chemically? ................................go on you know this! - yes oc proteins - where are proteins made - come on out with it! --- yeah - ER]
3. If enzymes are secreted, where do they go from ER? Clue: they need to be packaged before extrusion from the cell - got it? Not yet - ok what lies between the nucleus and ER? Still struggling? What has a trans end and a cis end? Now you got it!! Good Golgi oc
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sodium ions
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Special mechanisms for active transport of specific amino acids [google exactly "Hartnup disease AND histidine" ONLY for A*].
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This is such an amazing help, thank you so much! It’s very much appreciated.
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