C. Transmits the signal toward the next neuron
Active site
A reactant
binds to an enzyme in a region known as the active site during a reaction. The active site is the
most important part of the enzyme because it is where the chemical reaction
happens. It usually contains three to four amino acids and a binding site that
binds the substrate and prepares it for catalysis.
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Answer:
<u><em>Generation of B Cells. The immune system is remarkable for its ability to respond to a great many antigens.</em></u>
Explanation:
<u><em>These cells make antibodies which defends and fights out viruses in our bodies.</em></u>
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The theory that explains this scenario is the tragedy of the commons theory.
<h3>What is the tragedy of the common theory?</h3>
It is an economic theory that explains how individual gains create a general problem in society at large.
When individuals pursue personal gains even at the expense of creating a general problem in society, it results in the tragedy of the common.
Indiscriminate dumping of garbage in the ocean by countries results in a general problem that affects the entire world vis a vis the collapse of many fishing industries.
Fishes represent a source of protein for man all over the world.
More on the tragedy of the commons can be found here: brainly.com/question/9680058
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The icd-10-cm codes that should be reported are 707.13
and 250.00.
To add, in the ICD-9-CM Index to Diseases, look for
Ulcer/lower extremity/ankle which refers you to code 707.13. Under subcategory
code 707.1, there is a note: Code, if applicable, any casual condition first.
The scenario does not have a causal relationship between the ulcer and diabetes
(example, ulcer due to the diabetes). The two codes will be coded separately.
The code for a diabetic manifestation is not reported because there is no
causal relationship. Look in the Index to Diseases for Diabetes, diabetic 250.0x.
In the Tabular List, a fifth digit of 0 is selected for diabetes with no
mention of complication.