GCSE Biology: AQA Answers (for Workbook) - Higher (CGP AQA GCSE Biology)

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A control, to show that the colour change is due to the respiration of the yeast and not some other factor.b. Glucagon binds to specific receptor on muscle or liver cell, which activates enzymes in the liver.

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