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ik the answers but my explanation will suck dnt wanna confuse uthanks.. what do you think about the other 2? they are really confusing me
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ik the answers but my explanation will suck dnt wanna confuse uthanks.. what do you think about the other 2? they are really confusing me
no problemik the answers but my explanation will suck dnt wanna confuse u
Q5:thanks.. what do you think about the other 2? they are really confusing me
Thanks so nice of you to help so many ppl hereQ5:
Enzymes are proteins. How are proteins produced?
Made in the ribosome, enter the endoplasmic reticulum, vesicle buds off, goes and joins Golgi apparatus!
It's C obviously
Q26: 2 and 4 are plasmolysed, they have low water potential... So C and D are negated. B is also negated because it mentions 1 to 3, which cannot be possible. Why not?
Because C has a much larger vacuole. Large vacuole = more water potential. So your answer is A!
Q29: Dilation and contraction of the arterioles are only done by the smooth muscle. Collagen is there for strength I think. Elastin is just for recoil to stabilize the pressure.
So D!
It seems you think this can cause heart failure:can somebody help with 33 2012 Oct nov/ 12
i don't get why C is not the answer but D is
WelcomeThanks so nice of you to help so many ppl here
is the answer A?
It seems you think this can cause heart failure:
"deposits of fatty material in arteries and veins"
From my book:
Heart failure happens due to the blockage of a main coronary artery and the resulting gradual damage to the heart muscle. The heart weakens and fails to pump efficiently.
As you can see, the main coronary artery has to be blocked for a heart failure. Even if we consider "arteries" to possibly refer to the coronary artery, the fact that "vein" has been included means this option is wrong.
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Q15: WHY OPTION A WRONG'
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Q39 THE NITROGEN FIXING REQUIRE ANAEROBIC CONDITION FOR N FIXING?
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Q31 EXPLAIN ALL OPTIONS PLS
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Q35 : PLS EXPLAIN THIS IN DETAIL LIKE WHATS INFLAMMATION AND SCARRED ?
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A, because active transport is affected by the number of carrier proteins in the phospholipid bilayer.
Types of immunity ACTIVE and PASSIVE
Active natural- by antibodies passing through placenta
Active artificial- following injection of antibodies in serum
Passive natural- reaction in the body to infection
Passive artificial- reaction following vaccination
I think the phagocytic vacuole formation should be before digestion by lysosomal enzymes...What is the sequence of events that describes the action of a phagocyte when a pathogen is encountered?
Endocytosis → digestion by lysosome enzymes → phagocytic vacuole formation →exocytosis
D. The graph shows percentage of smokers every year. However, every year population is also increasing. So if at beginning around 80% are smokers then later 32% are smokers it might seem okay to conclude that the number of men who were smokers decreased by 60%, but this cannot be true, since population has changed, option D actually states "number of men" so it cannot be true.sorry i quoted the wrong Que
it's oct 2012 / 11 Q33
Yes!is the answer A?
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