What we eat (our environment) and genetic variables come together in epigenetics.
Describe epigenetics.
A branch of genetics called epigenetics investigates how variations in the environment might affect how genes are expressed.
DNA methylation, histone alterations, and non-coding RNA pathways are examples of epigenetic mechanisms.
In conclusion, epigenetics is the fusion of genetics and environment.
The frequency of action
potentials in the sensory
neuron, the amount of
neurotransmitter released at
the axon terminal of the
sensory neuron and the
frequency of action potentials
in the interneuron
Answer:
I'm sorry but you should do it on your own because if you don't you won't learn the way you should and plus that is cheating.
Answer: Circulatory and respiratory system
During a process of workout, the rate of breathing increases, because of increase in demand of oxygen by the body. Work out affects the function of the lungs which is a part of the respiratory system. The heart tries to pump out blood fastly, to transfer oxygenated blood all over the body. The heat energy is liberated in this process, which results in the release of sweat by the skin. The sweat gets evaporated by the external air, which keeps the body cool.