Question: Which pituitary hormone causes liver cells to release somatomedins that increase the rate of uptake of amino acids by cells such as skeletal muscle fibers?
follicle-stimulating hormone
prolactin
thyroid-stimulating hormone
growth hormone
Answer:
growth hormone
Explanation:
Somatomedins are growth factors. The growth hormone makes the cells such as liver cells, skeletal muscles, bones, etc. to secrete the somatomedins. The somatomedins from the liver enter the bloodstream to reach the target cells. The somatomedins make the skeletal muscles, bones, etc. to absorb amino acids into the cells so as to facilitate protein synthesis. This growth factor also downregulates the breakdown of proteins. This is how growth hormone triggers the growth of muscles and soft tissues.
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The most dangerous type of wave is the human wave
I believe the correct answer is the presence of harmful bacteria.
Answer:
A. The urinary tract infections or the UTI refers to the infections found in the urethra, kidney, and bladder. The infection generally takes place because of the entry of bacteria that may invade the urethra or bladder. This leads to irritation in the bladder primarily in women.
B. In urinary tract infections, primarily the kidneys, bladder, and ureter get affected. The infection is most commonly caused by E.coli and Klebsiella species. In women, the urethra is generally shorter in comparison to males, thus, bacteria can easily invade the bladder most probably at the time of sex.
The mentioned bacteria are usually found in the digestive tract and may move into the urinary system, mainly at the time of sexual intercourse.
