Answer choice B.
Negative feedback is when the system is always returning to the same consistant conditions.
A good example of negative feedback would be body temperature (always returns to normal, despite small flunctuations).
Positive feedback always progresses completely. Like growth (once you grow, you stay that way) & pregnancy (fetus is constantly growing and then undergoes childbirth, a forward process).
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I mean i feel as if the dad should know that because of the fact that its his sperm
Polysaccharide is compose of repeating unit of monosaccharide. Polysaccharide is subdivided into two major area based on its functionality, as Storage polysaccharide and Structural polysaccharide. The major difference of this two types is based on the orientation of each monosaccharide to other monosaccharide. It is indeed the linkage that made each type unique from each other despite in some cases that the monosaccharide might be the same for both the two types.
