The correct option is: THE ONSET OF NIPPLE GROWTH.
Puberty stage is the stage at which the chemical process which are occurring in a child's body activate the sexual capacity of that child. The signs of puberty in girls include: breast development, skin and hair changes, growth of hair in some part of the body, body growth, etc.
Answer:
Herd immunity
Explanation:
Herd immunity refers to the resistance of a group of people against infection and the spread of a pathogen. It occurs when a high proportion of the members of that group are resistant against a particular pathogenic infection. When an earlier exposure or vaccination of a large proportion of individuals of a population does not allow the pathogen to spread among and infect the otherwise susceptible members of the population, the population is said to have acquired the herd immunity.
In the given example, vaccination of a large percentage of a population protected the susceptible individuals against a particular microbe. This represents an example of herd immunity.
<span>The
pathophysiology of heart failure includes an interface between lessened pumping
ability and the compensatory mechanisms
to maintain cardiac output. Compensatory mechanism is </span><span> An action done by the body to tolerate physiological
function in spite of an adjustment in natural function.</span>
Answer:
C. ATP is required to move substance A into the cell.
Explanation:
As the model shows a cell with the movement of substances A and B, so the correct statement following the model is "ATP is required to move substance A into the cell".
This is so because ATP is required by a cell to move the substance such as ions across a membrane against a concentration and at the same time another substance moves out of the cell by the process called diffusion.
<u>As in the model, we can see substance A is moving in the cell while B is moving out of the cell (distance between cell membrane and substance B is more).</u>
Hence, the correct answer is "C. ATP is required to move substance A into the cell."