Viral infections affect your immune system, when attacking it, your body works very hard to fight against them and sometimes causes a change in homeostasis as you might increase your body temperature (fever) or you might get a headache (increased blood pressure). All this can happen after the virus is “killed” because your body is trying to regain homeostasis (a balance)
Answer: Almost certainly have no effect.
Explanation:
Most mutations that happen to your dna will barely ever show themselves in any way. And they probably won't even be passed to your children, because only mutations that happen in your gametes will get passed.
Explanation:
This shows movement of a plant. Plant movement due to external stimuli are of two types: tropism and nasties. When the direction of external stimulus decides the direction of response in the form of growth it is called tropism. Thus, tropism is the directional growth movement of a plant part.
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