Answer: mass of Liquid 1 + mass of Liquid 2 = mass of solid + mass of gas
Explanation:
Answer;
-Projection level
-Projection level controls intermediate relay for incoming and outgoing neurons.
Explanation;
The levels of motor control include; segmental level, projection level and precommand level.
-The segmental level is the lowest level of motor hierarchy. It consists of segmental circuits of the spinal cord, Its circuits control locomotion and specific, oft-repeated motor activity. These circuits are called central pattern generators (CPGs).
The projection level consists of: Cortical motor areas that produce the direct (pyramidal) system, and Brain stem motor areas that oversee the indirect (multineuronal) system
. It helps control reflex and fixed-pattern activity and houses command neurons that modify the segmental apparatus.
Precommand level; Cerebellar and basal nuclei systems that:
-Regulates motor activity, precisely start or stop movements, coordinate movements with posture, Block unwanted movements
, and Monitor muscle tone.
Answer:
B. Position B
Explanation:
The values for dependent variable are plotted on the y-axis (vertical) on a scatter plot. Therefore, the label for the dependent variable would be written along the vertical axis for the scatter plot, at position B.
The label for independent variable would be written along the horizontal axis for the scatter plot, at position C.
The answer is "B. Position B"
Answer:
A. pH
Explanation:
Denaturation of proteins is a protein whereby the protein molecule loses its primary structure and ultimately its physical functioning as a result of factors including pH, temperature or concentration of chemicals. Based on this definition, it is visible that denaturation of proteins can be caused by these three factors: pH, chemical and temperature.
However, in this case of PEPSIN enzyme, which is a proteinous molecule produced in the stomach of humans and functions in breaking down proteins, its denaturation occurs as it moves along the digestive tract to the intestines. This is as a result of the changes in pH in the digestive tract.
The pH of the stomach where pepsin is produced is acidic i.e. <3.0. However, as one moves towards the intestine, the pH increases, which is unfavorable or considered harsh for the pepsin enzyme. Hence, it gets denatured.
