Answer:
Facilitated diffusion in a cell has a limited amount of carrier and channel proteins, wherein if all are being used or saturated, can't transport the substances outside in to the cell, leading to the plateau of the substance.
Explanation:
In <u>low concentrations</u> of the substance outside the cell, <u>facilitated diffusion behaves like simple diffusion</u>, carriers and channels are not all used up. But in instances of <u>high concentration of the substance</u> outside the cell, <u>all the carrier and channel proteins are occupied</u> with the said substance. So <u>even if we increase the concentration of the substance, it will not increase the rate of diffusion.</u>
Observation is where you observe something and inference is the facts of information about the object
<span>The answer is Vagus nerve.
The vagus nerve is also known as the pneumogastric nerve,which is the tenth cranial nerve, and interfaces with parasympathetic control of the heart, lungs, and digestive tract.
Where as there in no pulmonary nerve or aortic nerve or capillary nerve.
Pulmonary and Aortic comes under plexus(a branch network of vessels or nerves).
Capillary refers to the vessel.</span>
<span>This statement is false. When breaking down polymers into monomers, the reaction that takes place is hydrolysis.
Remember when combing monomers the water is taken out dehydration, when breaking them up, you have to add a cleaved water molecule, and the breaking of water is hydrolysis.</span>
Answer:
no i dont think so was that the question???
