Answer:
open cluster
Explanation:
As the name suggests, an open cluster is a star cluster that is loose and disorganized.
Answer:
a) 1:B; 2:C; 3:A; 4:B; 5:C
Explanation:
Primary fuel source for tissues can be defind as the source of energy required for proper functioning of different tissues.
Brain consider glucose, a form of sugar to fuel cellular activities. Food provide glucose energy and through blood brain cell recieves the glucose.
Primary fuel source in resting skeletal muscle are glucose, fatty acids, amino acids that depends on the muscular activity and further participate in the citric acid cycle for oxidation to CO2.
Primary fuel of heart is fatty acids which carry important beta-oxidation equipment and serve as fuel for heart functions.
Glucose is the primary source of energy for adipose tissue which on breakdown contribute to ATP synthesis.
Liver utilises fatty acids, glucose and amino acids as primary fuel source. When glucose is present in high quanity, it converted into fatty acids.
Hence, the correct option is a) 1:B; 2:C; 3:A; 4:B; 5:C
The structure of the plasma membrane makes it selectively permeable, enabling it to regulate the transport substance into and out of the cell, such as
- small, non polar molecules are hydrophobic
- Polar molecules and ions are hydrophilic
- Polar molecules and ion usually pass with the help of protein
hope this helps
Hello!
I don't know how this is being measured, so i'm not adding measurement values to the answer. qwq
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Your Answer
In 1996, the Appalachian produced the most coal, with it's number being 452.
In 2011, the Western produced the most coal, with it's number being up to 588.
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Explanation
According to the chart, in 1996, the Appalachian produced an amount of coal, with its number being 452. According to 2011 stats, however, the Western area produced an amount of coal, with it being 588. That's a difference of 136.
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