The role is to carry urine from the kidney's to the bladder.
That’s a dependable variable because it’s relying on something else.
The gall bladder is composed of the following major tissues.
The epithelium
This is the layer found innermost in the gall bladder.
Submucosa
This is a thin layer of tissue composed of loose connective tissue.
Smooth Muscular tissue.
This tissue forms a muscular layer in transverse, oblique and longitudinal directions and these muscular tissue contracts to expel bile from the gall bladder.
Perimuscular tissue
This is a tissue that is fibrous in nature and is a connective tissue.
Serosa
This is quite a thick layer of tissue. It covers the gall bladder's outer surface . It contains lymphatic network, nerves and large blood vessels .Where it is connected to the liver it is known as adventia. In the region that is not attached there is found an outer layer of loose connective tissue (serosa) and another kind of tissue known as mesothelium.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Trace evidence (traced back to the crime)
Answer:
In photosynthesis, photolysis of water at photo-system II provides high energy electrons as well as protons to the system.
Thus, the main source of protons in the electron transport chain of photosynthesis is water.
In addition, protons from the stromal side are also pumped into the lumen in order to develop a proton gradient.
In the electron transport chain of respiration, energy provided by NADH and FADH₂ is used by the complexes (
associated with ETC) to pump the protons present in the mitochondrial matrix into the inter-membrane space.