The abiotic factor is the amount of oxygen. Abiotic means non-living, and all the other answer choices reference living things.
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The correct answer is a. anaerobic metabolism.
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Anaerobic metabolism refers to a high intensity of exercise in which the absence of oxygen limits performance due to the accumulation of metabolites and the corresponding metabolic and physiological dysregulation.Predominantly anaerobic exercises are characterized by: high intensity and short duration, energy is obtained from immediate sources such as muscle ATP, phosphocreatine (PC) and glucose and does not need oxygen for this. For very explosive or high intensity movements it is necessary to obtain a powerful and fast energy, this is obtained by anaerobic systems. The anaerobic metabolism is able to respond immediately to the energy demands of physical exercise and can provide energy for very high intensity exercises (strength and / or power). But this system has a limited capacity, it is short-lived, so if the exercise continues, either you have to stop due to fatigue or reduce its intensity (the power developed) to a level where energy can be obtained through the aerobic metabolism.
I'm guessing here but, some advantages are, embryonic stem cells are very effective at repairing damaged tissues, but they are difficult to obtain, and either have to be obtained from umbillical chords of babies, or from fertilized embryos from a laboratory. So I am guessing they would be expensive/difficult to source because you would either have to collect umbillical chords from babies, or have to purchase eggs from women, and they are ethically questionable to use because you are essentially making potentially viable embryos and then killing them. Hope this helps.
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d they do not produce a protein
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Answer:e
retroviruses
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Retroviruses appear to cause cancer in their host by mutating the host gene sequences allowing for the activation of some potentially oncogenic genes to be expressed. They do this by inserting their proviral DNA into the host genome at specific regulatory sequences deregulating cellular signaling and transcriptional controls.
