Cell - Different cells make up organs
Cell Membrane - Protect the cell
Cytoplasm - Contains all organelles and cell parts
Nucleus - Contains the cell's genetic material
Nuclear Membrane - Allows small molecules, ions, and/or proteins to move in and out of the necleus
Ribosomes - Where RNA is translated to protein
Endoplasmic Reticulum - A manufacturing or packing system for the cell
Golgi Bodies - Gathers simple molecules and combines them to be more complex
Mitochondria - Energy factories of the cell (Side note: Always remember "Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell")
Lysosomes - Digest excess or worn organelles, food particles, and viruses or bacterias
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Bats are true mammals in that they give birth to live young, produce milk to feed their young, have hair, and they are warm-blooded (they can self-regulate their body temperature). ... Bats use their wings to fly, and they often use them to catch their prey, mostly flying insects.
Answer:
A.Oxygen
Explanation:
Trees take in Carbon for photosynthesis and as a waste product air.Animals do the exact opposite for cellular respiration.
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Multi nucleated skeletal fibers are formed by the FUSION OF MONO NUCLEATED MYOBLASTS.
The myoblast are made up of only one nucleus in their cells, that is why they are described as mono nucleated. When mono nucleated cells fuse together they form multi nucleated fibers which is ribbon like in shape. <span />
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The phosphorus cycle is the natural cycling of phosphorus between the spheres of the earth. The element is important in life because it is a significant component of proteins and DNA. It is a very slow cycling process compared to others like nitrogen, carbon and water cycles.
Explanation:
The geological uplifting of this mineral mainly occurs through the volcanic eruption and formation of new crust in divergent boundaries of tectonic plates. This inorganic phosphorus is taken up by autotrophs - such as plants and bacteria- after weathering of the rocks to release the mineral. It is usually taken up as phosphates (PO₄³⁻) and assimilated into organic phosphorus in amino acids and DNA.
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