The
answer is Merkel cells
(Merkel-Ranvier
cells<span> or
tactile epithelial cells)</span><span>. They are mostly found in the tips of the fingers,
</span>soles, oral, stratum basale of the palms, and
genital mucosa, and nail bed,<span> where touch is most sensitive.
They are associated with nerve endings</span>
Answer:
cellular respiration
Explanation:
see the image, for photosynthesis you actually USE co2 and water, so only cellular respiration makes it
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The correct answer is "<span>a layer of smooth </span><span>muscle".
</span>In an individual's mouth, gut, and the small intestine, the mucosa, which holds tiny glands, which secrete juices in order to assist in digesting food<span>. The </span>digestive<span> tract also holds a layer of smooth </span>muscle, which <span>aids in breaking down </span>food<span> and move it along the digestive tract.</span>
All living things need energy; it is a requirement for life. In a typical cell, ATP, the high energy molecule, is produced in the MITOCHONDRIA <span>in the presence of a sugar (glucose) and OXYGEN.
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Answer:
Glycolysis
Explanation:
Glycolysis. Six-carbon glucose is converted into two pyruvates (three carbons each). ATP and NADH are made. These reactions take place in the cytosol.
