Answer is Positron Emission Tomography.
Positron emission tomography (PET) is an imaging test based on nuclear medicine. In PET imaging a small amount of liquid radioactive material such as simple sugar (glucose) called fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) is injected into the bloodstream. It is accumulated in the body and emit gamma rays which are detected by PET. Many diseases such as cancers, brain diseases and heart diseases are diagnosed by the PET imaging.
Answer: sucrose is not a reducing sugar
Explanation: Benedict solution is used to test for the presence of reducing sugar. Sucrose is a non-reducing sugar unlike maltose and lactose which are reducing sugars thus there is no color change when Benedict solution is added to it.
When in New York State, small farms that were <span>abandoned many years ago have become hardwood forests, this would be an example of "</span><span>(3) ecological succession"</span>
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addition to the external medium.
Genearlly, potassium is an intracellualr ion, therefore there is higher concentration of potasium ions with its positive charges inside than outside.In addition potassium ion has many leaking potassium channels in the cell membrane,which permit K+ to escape down the gradient to the extracellular medium.
Therefore when KCl is added to the external medium of a resting neuron, the concentration of external K+ increase than intracellular medium, preventing K+ from diffusing out to the external medium, retaining their positive charges, therefore favouring depolarization of the neuron.This decreases the RMP, leading to depolarization.
If the KCl is reduced, less k+ are available outside compare to the inner medium.Therefore electrochemical gradients is sets up for leaking of K+out of the intracellular layers, caring the positive charges along, leaving the inside more negative (together with the negative charges of the anions of the intracellular layer). This is reversal of charges.And it increases the RMP.
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When calcium concentration increases during depolarization, it shifts the conformation of troponin and tropomyosin, and actin is able to associate with myosin. As calcium is taken up again by the sarcoplasmic reticulum the muscle cell relaxes.
