I’ll go with False? Mainly because I’m thinking that some genes may change in the body overtime. Like a mutation of the DNA that might change the cell(s).
In a way, yes.
experiments need a hypothesis (this would correspond to "what they already believe") which has to be a specific proposal, not a question (e.g. turtles reproduce sexually)
their experiments proove (or, better said: test!) whether "what they already believe" is true.
When meditation is done properly, brain waves change to include more theta waves.
<span>Theta waves are more active when the thinking mind transitions to the meditative mind. Theta waves represent a deeper state of awareness with stronger intuition. During meditation, those waves are the most abundant in the frontal and middle parts of the brain.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is b) mediate cell-to-cell recognition
Explanation:
Cell to cell recognition is necessary for a cell to know and distinguish its neighbor cells. Cell adhesion is one of the examples cell to cell communication when a cells comes in contact with other cells by interaction with their specialized protein complex.
This contact between cells is accomplished by plasma membrane components like carbohydrates that are attached to proteins and lipids which makes glycoproteins, glycolipids, and glycolipoproteins.
This cell to cell communication is important for cell to proliferate and function together in organs like in liver, liver cell only works when they are surrounded by more liver cells.
So the right answer is b) mediate cell-to-cell recognition.
Hey there!
The answer to your question is a CELL MEMBRANE.
-Seth
