Answer:
1. Ribosomes
10. Osmosis
11. Cell membrane
12. Solvent
13. Cytoplasm
15. Organ
16. Permeable
17. Specialized cells
18. Solute
19. Active transport
2. Electron microscope
3. Organelles
4. Mitochondria
5. An Organ system
6. Optical microscope
7. Tissue
8. Concentration gradient
9. Nucleus
14. Diffusion
Answer:
Antimicrobial resistance occurs when microbes evolve mechanisms that protect them from the effects of antimicrobials. It's mainly caused by the overuse of antimicrobials. This leads to microbes either evolving a defense against drugs used to treat them, or certain strains of microbes that have a natural resistance to antimicrobials becoming much more prevalent than the ones that are easily defeated with medication.
The best ways to prevent antibiotic resistance are:
- For every infection, it is recommended to order cultures and antibiograms before starting the therapy
- Making sure that indication, dose and duration of treatment are respected according to the guidelines
<span>Cell membrane needs to allow and exit the materials that enter the cell because the cell needs nutrients and these nutrients are converted into molecules that aid in many cellular activities like repair, divide and form structures and biomolecules.
Also to excrete wastes and other harmful materials for the cell.
This continues because the cell wants to attain homeostasis.
Homeostasis is the state where the internal and external part of the body maintains and establishes balance and equilibrium. This is achieved through cellular processes in the body, the integumentary system regulates the body temperature, the hypothalamus –hunger and thirst of the individual and other interrelated organ systems that make the body healthy and in the state of equilibrium. Now, when diseases or disorders appear they disrupt the organ systems in the body thus, causing imbalance state –high fever, inability to focus and etc.<span>
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Answer:
1. Cell Wall
2. Amount of Vacuoles
3. Plastids
4. Size
5. Plasmodesmata
Explanation:
1. Animal Cells dont have cell wall, while Plant Cells do.
2. Animal Cells contain many/ multiple vacuoles, while Plant Cells only contain one.
3. Animal Cells dont have plastids, Plant Cells do have (eg. Chloroplasts)
4. Animal Cells are larger in comparison to Plant Cells
5. Animal Cells dont have plasmodesmata while Plant Cells do have.
It receives blood from the whole body. Blood from the lungs enters the heart through the pulmonary vein into the left atrium. ... - Has ventricles that has thicker walls thus more muscular than auricles generating higher pressure to pump blood over long distances.