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Seismic waves are the wave form of energy that travels through the earth’s layer and they are produced as a result of earthquake, magma movement, volcanic eruptions, land slides and large man- made explosions.
There are two types of seismic waves: body waves and surface waves. Body waves travel through the interiors of the earth. Surface waves travels only through the interface between earth and the atmosphere.
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Protected health information includes all medical information that an individual can be identified provided by:transmitted by electronic media, maintained in electronic media and transmitted or maintained in any form or medium (paper and oral communication).
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The correct answer is option a.
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The GLUT-4 or glucose transporter type 4 refers to a protein encoded in humans. It is the insulin-regulated glucose transporter, which is found mainly in the striated muscles and adipose tissues. The increased level of insulin leads to the uptake of glucose into the cells. When insulin combines with the membrane receptors the GLUT-4, which is stored in the cell in the form of transport vesicles gets quickly assimilated into the plasma membrane. When the concentration of insulin becomes low, the majority of GLUT-4 gets sequestered in the intracellular vesicles in the fat and muscle cells.
The influx of positive charges makes the membrane potential more positive and is known as depolarization.
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What makes the membrane more positive charge ?</h3>
The membrane potential normally becomes more positive in response to neurotransmitters that open Na+ channels, more negatively in response to those that open K+ channels, and vice versa in response to neurotransmitters that inhibit these channels.
<h3>What does polarization mean?</h3>
The orientation dispersion of the electromagnetic waves that make up light beams is referred to as polarization. Unpolarized (uniformly mixed orientations), linearly polarized (fixed orientations), and circularly polarized are some of the different polarization states that light can take on (rotating field about the line of sight).
<h3>How membrane is affected by polarization and depolarization?</h3>
At a specific location on the neuron's membrane, hyperpolarization occurs when the membrane potential increases, and depolarization occurs when the membrane potential decreases (more positive).
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Cytoplasm is often referred as the fluid(s) that will enter and fill the cell. It includes cytosol, proteins, ions, filaments, and large molecules (macromolecular structures) with organelles that have been suspended into the cytosol. The function for the cell is to hold and provide a medium for the cellular contents!
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