The lungs and respiratory system allow oxygen in the air to be taken into the body, while also letting the body get rid of carbon dioxide in the air breathed out.
Answer:The storage is needed for Red blood cell productions, and development of the foetus neural tube into the spinal cord and brain.
Explanation:
Its synthetic form is a B vitamin called FOLIC ACID. This is rich in fortified cereals. Folate is found in dark green vegetable and citrus naturally.
Basically. birth defects, occurs 3-4 weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, enough folate should be taken prior to this period and during pregnancy when the brain and spinal cord are developing to avoid birth defect.
The common defects from folate deficiency is NEURAL TUBE DEFECT. It is a deformity caused by lack of neurulation during stages of formation of embryo. Because folate is essential for development of central nervous system its deficiency affected the normal transformation of neural plate into neural tube (neurulation )in stages of brain and spinal cord developments, and therefore the defect.
The standard recommended dose of folate for childbearing age women is 400mcg (microgram)
When a baby is first born, the skin is a dark red to purple color. As the baby starts to breathe air, the color changes to red. This redness normally starts to fade in the first day. A baby's hands and feet may stay bluish in color for several days.
1-Awareness of tension - by concentrating on an area of your body, you learn to recognize tension.
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2-Tensing the muscles.
3-Letting go of the tensing.
4-Awareness of relaxation - you concentrate on the particular area of your body, and you learn to recognize the feeling of relaxation.
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How/When-The best position for practicing progressive relaxation technique is lying down. Some people use this technique just before falling asleep, but you can use it at anytime of the day.
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You didn't write the whole statement but i had this so;
DNA gets transcribed to mRNA through a process called transcription. Then the mRNA will leave the nucleus to go to the ribosome. At the ribosomes, tRNA will come with an amino acid and find its perfect match in order to drop the amino acid off. A lot of amino acids will form a polypeptide chain which will make a protein. That process is called translation.
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