Answer: b. female reproductive tract
Explanation:
Capacitation is the process that occur in the female reproductive tract during copulation. In this process the ejacuated sperms leave the vagina and basically enters the superior reproductive female canal. The uterus in female supports this process by secreating lipoproteins, heparin, and proteolytic enzymes.
Answer:
D. Reflex action triggered by nursing
Explanation:
Milk let-down
During the process of feeding the baby , the baby sucks the breast , which triggers the nerves present in the nipples .
The nerves then releases the hormones into the bloodstream of the mother .
The homones released are the prolactine , which helps in the milk - making tissues .
And the other hormone released is the oxytocin , which push out the breast or let down the milk .
Answer:
Out of the four given options for the difference in loose and dense connective tissue, the most suitable and correct options are:
option a. and option c.
Explanation:
Both of these are connective tissues and are formed from extracellular matrix and cells. Connective tissues functions to support the tissue structure and connects with other tissues.
The loose connective tissue differs from dense connective tissue as:
Loose connective tissue consists of reticular, collagen and elastin with fibroblasts and higher amount of ground substance and
Loose connective tissue comprises of a large number of cells.
whereas
Dense connective tissue comprises of a large number of fibers and a fewer number of cells and has lesser amount of ground substance.
So, the major point of difference between dense and loose connective tissue is the fiber density in the extracellular matrix in both the connective tissue.
Answer:
faster reimbursement
Explanation:
Electronics claims submission is also called ECS.
- In this way the reimburishment is done by third parties
- so it takes comparatively much more time
option C