It would be 100 times greater if you are going from a pH of 5 to 7
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Major changes to the formation happen due to heat or pressure.
Answer:
low level of calcium would result in fewer signals sent between pre and post synaptic cells.
Explanation:
The calcium has a main role in signal transmission mechanism and here is the mechanism :
1-the impulse reaches the synapse (depolarization which is a voltage change).
2-the voltage gated calcium channels open and let calcium flow into the cell.
3-the calcium causes the synaptic vesicles to rupture and release chemical transmitters which cross the synaptic cleft and finally bind to receptors on the post synaptic cell (transmitting the signal)
so it's obvious that if calcium concentration decreases, the signal transmission also decreases.
The intervertebral discs, which are between vertebrae, are the parts that prevent the vertebrae from grinding against one another.
The intervertebrals discs act as a cushion; they absorb the stress and shockw that occur during movement, preventing such grinding.
