Answer:
Todos los tejidos epiteliales tienen estas características comunes:
Forman láminas de células fuertemente unidas o se enrollan en tubos. Las células epiteliales se encuentran en la membrana basal. Las células epiteliales tienen dos "lados" diferentes: apical y basolateral. El lado apical siempre mira hacia afuera del cuerpo (hacia afuera o hacia un lumen).
Explanation:
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The factor that contributes to aging is: A Cells stop dividing after 50 divisions.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Normally after 40 to 50 divisions the cells stops dividing because they had already lost too much DNA for other divisions.
- So they eventually die, making the appearance like an aged person in any individual.
- As DNA is copied in every cell division process, they tend to loose small part of telomeres in each transfer process.
- Hence, after 50 divisions these cells fails to divide resulting in aging.
Waterpipes,cloves,bidis,Electronic,cigarettes
Answer:
Over use of the drug
Explanation:
Preventive measures is advised to guard against resistance.
Practising safe sex
Vaccination is also advised
Answer:
C. It is unusual for people with fugue to remain in their hometown.
Explanation:
Dissociative fugue is a form of a disorder. It is a disorder that affect the mental health of a person. It is a disorder that involves numerous situations of amnesia in person.
A person with dissociative fugue is unable to remember things in their past or their hometown where they live. They lose recognition of who they are or who their family members are. They try to make up for that loss by leaving the environment where they are in and starting over. They create new identities for themselves.
Common symptoms of dissociative fugue includes:
a. Memory loss or Amnesia
b. Sudden travel that involves them leaving their hometown.
c. Loss of their identity and a creation of a new identity by the person suffering from this disorder to make up for the loss.
Dissociative fugue can be treated by
a. Carrying out family therapy that involves the person with the disorder and their family members.
b. The use of hypnosis
c. Medication
d. One on one therapy with the person with the dissociative fugue.