The exact amount of your dinner plate which should be devoted to protein-rich foods can be debatable. Anywhere from c to b; from 1/3 to 1/4 could be considered ok. However, I would go with C, as it leaves more room for protein-rich foods in the diet.
Answer:
43%
Explanation:
When you collect blood in a tube and centrifuge it, the elements that compose it separate in three distinct layers:
- Plasma: water, proteins, nutrients.
- Buffy coat: white blood cells, platelets.
- Hematocrit: red blood cells.
If 56% of the blood sample is plasma and 1% is white blood cells and platelets, then the hematocrit is 100% - 56% - 1% = 43%.
Answer:
Replication, transcription, translation (it’s the central dogma of biology)