Answer:
The correct list of compartments glucose enter is :
The lumen > plasma (extracellular fluid) > interstitial fluid (extracellular fluid) > the skeletal muscle cell (intracellular fluid)
Explanation:
The glucose molecule would start from the lumen of the intestine where is absorbed. The glucose enters the plasma a part of the circulatory system known as extracellular fluid.
The glucose also encounters another type of extracellular fluid the interstitial fluid that is not in the circulatory system. At the last glucose as it is entering the skeletal muscle cell the last fluid compartment, which is intracellular fluid. This fluid is inside the cells.
Answer:
Photons
Explanation:
The retina is a thin layer (membrane) in the eye that receives light through photoreceptor cells that convert this light into chemical and nervous signals transported to the brain's visual center.
The photoreceptors in the retina are known as rods and cones. Rods detect motion and sare responsible for black and white vision, they are present in the macula. Cones on the other and, are responsible for central and color vision. <em>These photoreceptors absorb photons that trigger the membrane's potential of the cells.</em>
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Cell - neuron, egg, bacteria, perenchyma
tissue - bone
organ - leaf, flower, eye
organ system - blood, human skeleton
organism - mushroom, bear
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The answer is y is equal to 4
