Evolutionary psychology is an approach in psychology that studies the psyche of people from an evolutionary perspective. People who study this try to identify which psychological traits are adaptations that have been developed as a result of natural selection and biology. Therefore, a psychologist interested in this field would likely study other primates, as they could provide clues about the thinking and behaviour of human ancestors.
Scientists from his filed are trying to find answers for human behavior by examining the behavior of our close primate relatives (great apes like chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans). This field integrates the knowledge of evolutionary biology and modern psychology.
the control group is NS (normal stomach cells). the different cells can react different ways based on the specific cell because each cell in different people codes for different traits in each person therefore they are likely to react differently. the higher the SIRT3 expression the higher the cytoplasmic ATP levels. the difference is about 1 difference.
The molecule that would be affected by 'limited nitrogen' is the myofibrillar proteins in muscle. Explanation: The myofibrils of the muscle have a number of protein molecules.
