The answer is stroke. This means that formation of plaque in the blood vessels that serve the brain cause thickenning of the inner walls of the vessels. When the plaque ruptures, a blood clot forms and blocks blood passage to a particular region of the brain served by the vessel. This stifles oxygen supply to the respective part of the brain leading to the death of the cells in the region.
The correct answer is "delirium tremens"
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In the event of abrupt cessation of alcohol use,
there will be an adaptive response of the central nervous system leading to
overactivity which explains the withdrawal symptoms. In the event of central
nervous system hyperactivity, mild symptoms include but not limited to
insomnia, tremors, mild anxiety, headache, and diaphoresis; these symptoms
appear usually within six hours of cessation. Withdrawal-related seizures
characterized as generalized tonic-clonic convulsions as well as alcoholic
hallucinosis or hallucinations related to abrupt alcohol cessation may occur in
moderately severe cases. In most severe cases, delirium tremens may occur and
this is characterized by hallucinations, disorientation, tachycardia, and
agitation. </span>
Answer: The claim that gene regulation results in differential gene expression and influences cellular products (albumin or crystalline) is best supported by t<u>he specific transcription factors made in a cell.</u>
Explanation:
Genes store deoxyribonucleic acid or DNA that makes up the genome. The genetic information within genes is expressed through a process called transcription followed by translation.
During this, the genotype of the organism is changed into its phenotype or physical characteristics genes are controlled or regulated through certain molecular mechanisms These essentially determine transcription and translation and whether gene products is active or in active genes are turned on when they are able to transcribe the genome.
gene expression may be regulated
via
- modulation before or after the transcription process
- modulating translation
- modulation after translation
A control for the transcription process is called a transcription factor. These are DNA sequence specific proteins that are capable of activating or suppressing transcription at certain sites. In different cell types, different combinations of transcription factors contribute to gene expression.
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