Answer:
An antibody is a blood protein in response to and counteracting a specific antigen. Antibodies combine chemically with substances that the body recognises as alien, such as bacteria, virsues and foreign substances in the blood.
- An antigen is a large moleule on the outside of a cell
- All living cells have antigens on the surface of their plasma membrane- These identify cells as"self' within the immune system
- Cells from the same individual have the same antigens while cells from different indivudial have different antigens
- A/B/O blood groups are related to antigens
Explanation:
If this is to support them then the answer would be False this would not support the child.
What structure of the eye converts photons of light to an action potential?-<u><em>Depolarized bipolar cells fire an action potential that releases neurotransmitter onto the ganglion cells, which fire an action potential that goes down the optic nerve to the brain. Important parts of eye: cornea, aqueous humor, iris, pupil, lens, vitreous humor, retina.
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Cross Train and keeping the intensity consistent are the correct answers. If you're training at high intervals and cross training you will work through the plateau.
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