Within a cell membrane, the primary type of lipid used is the phospholipid<span>. </span>Phospholipids<span> form the majority of our cell membranes and are made from two primary parts. These parts are the </span>hydrophilic<span>phosphate head and the hydrophobic </span>fatty acid tail<span>.</span>
The condition is which characteristics of atmosphere III is nitrogen-rich and oxygen-poor. Nitrogen-rich is one of the condition in which the atmosphere III characterizes. The other is oxygen-poor, is one of the condition characterizes atmosphere III. Nitrogen-rich material mostly called green because they are greenish in color. Oxygen-poor means the blood enters the RA or Right atrium or the upper chamber of the heart.
Answer:
1) True
Explanation:
Cells of Sinoatrial (SA) node make up the auto rhythmic cells of heart as in normal physiological conditions , SA-node is responsible to set the pace of the rest of the heart (pacemaker) at a rate of 70 to 80 beats per minute.
The cells of SA node has the ability to self-excite thus able to generate action potential without external stimulation by nerve cells. Thus they initiate the cardiac cycle providing the conduction system.
Hence the statement , SA nodal cells are unique in that they exhibit autorhythmicity, meaning they are capable of depolarizing and firing an action potential spontaneously without any external influence, is true.
Answer:
E - F - A - C - B - D
Explanation:
After the export of mRNA from the nucleus, translation (protein synthesis) begins in the cytosol. Proteins that should be secreted from the cell, must e targeted to the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and this process occurs co-translational (while translation is still in progress).The signal recognition particle (SRP) is involved in the process of targeting, because it recognizes specific signal sequences in proteins and targets that protein to the endoplasmic reticulum (SRP binds to its receptor in the membrane of the ER).