If a person does not consume the minimal daily requirement of carbohydrates than the body will start to use the fat and proteins in the body so that it can produce energy. The carbohydrates are the primary energy source in the body, so the lack of them makes the body low on energy, and also it makes it harder to think and to remain active. If this process continues for a prolonged period of time, than it causes the building up of ketones in the blood, which results in ketosis.
Answer:
the I bands to appear smaller
Explanation:
I band is the lighter and a less dense area of the sarcomere. It contains no thick filaments. A Z disc passes through the center of each I band. During muscle contraction myosin heads become attach to and slide along the thin filaments at both ends of a sarcomere. It pulls the thin filaments toward the M line and makes the thin filaments slide inward and meet at the center of a sarcomere. This inward movement of thin filament allows their ends to overlap.
As the thin filaments slide inward, I band and H zone narrower. I band and H zone become disappear altogether when the muscle is maximally contracted. The width of the A band and the lengths of the thick and thin filaments remain unchanged.
The bilayer is structured in such a way that it complements the extracellular fluid around the cell as well as the cytoplasm within the cell. This is because the extracellular fluid is hydrophillic, the outside of the membrane protein is hydrophillic, the middle of the membrane protein is hydrophobic, the inside of the cell (the cytoplasm) is hydrophillic and the inside of the membrane protein is hydrophillic.
U(uracil) and A(adenine); C(cytosine) and G(guanine)
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Answer:
The correct answer will be options 2 and 4.
Explanation:
Classification is a taxonomical system of identification, nomenclature and arrangement of the unidentified organism in taxonomical categories based on the similarity of the characters.
This method is used in the identification of new species by comparing the characters with other identified species based on the similarities which are then arranged into taxonomical categories and nomenclature method is performed thereafter to name the unidentified organism.
Thus, options 2 and 4 which include identification and nomenclature are the correct options.
