In making an experiment their are two types of variable that should be consider, one is the dependent variable and the other one is the independent variables. I the question that dependent variable would be the result or the effect of the gender of mice and the independent is the ways in determining it. So the variables should be fair if you want your result to have no bias. Thus the answer would be letter B. because it has the same variables but different in gender
In FILTRATION, some type of pressure, such as gravity or blood pressure, forces substances across a membrane that acts like a filter.
Filtration
<span>Urea is the cellular waste product that the kidneys remove from the blood.Kidneys are the two bean shaped organs that has several functions to keep the body healthy. It not only removes urea from the blood, but also helps in the formation of urine and maintaining the fluid level of the body. The two kidneys are placed on the two sides of the spinal cord. The blood enters the kidney through the renal artery. The nephron within the kidneys mainly take out the waste products and the excess water from the blood and purifies it.If the kidneys of a person fail to work properly then it becomes important to perform dialysis for taking out the waste materials from the blood.</span>
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Answer:
(e)
Explanation:
Transmembrane protein are proteins that are firmly associated with membranes because it is integrated along the length of bilayer lipid membrane. This kind of protein is made up of two kinds of amino acid, hydrophilic or polar amino acid and hydrophobic or non polar amino acid. while peripheral protein loosely associated with membrane, they are present on the surface which means they are not integrated in to the cell membrane and facing intercellular fluid. this is why it contains only hydrophilic amino acid.
The primary amino acid sequence contains hydrophobic amino acid which identifies the protein as transmembrane protein. These amino acid are methionine (Met), leucine(Leu), valine(Val), glycine(Gly), tryptophan(Trp), isoleucine(Ile), phenylalanine(Phe), proline(Pro) and alanine(Ala)