Answer:
D
Explanation:
disinfection i think havent really learned this
Answer:
Ans. (C).Progesterone promotes fertility because its levels rise during ovulation and immediately after.
Progesterone is a female sex-hormone, produced in the ovaries right after ovulation and its level rise immediately after ovulation (as shown in graph). A thick, and proper uterine lining is important for the implantation of zygote in the uterine wall.
Progesterone has the most influence on a secure pregnancy as it promotes the thickening and maintenance of uterine lining. Low levels of progesterone makes it difficult to get pregnant as zygote cannot implant properly.
I believe (not sure) that the answer is B, viruses must invade their host before being able to reproduce.
I remember seeing a diagram of the general life of a virus, and I remember seeing the virus sticking to a cell, merging in, and reproducing thereafter (sort of like a factory). Once again, I am not sure and the answer may as well be another one.
Answer:
to maintain homeostasis these things must be controlled:
- pH levels in the body (I.e. the stomach)
- wanted levels
- sugar levels
- level of Co2 in our bodies
- blood glucose levels
- body temperature
we maintain homeostasis to ensure that our enzymes, which speed up or make chemical reactions are working well and work within he required conditions.
external things we can do to maintain homeostasis:
- wearing the appropriate clothing in summer and winter
- consuming the correct temperature beverages (i.e. cold drinks in summer)
- consumitn the correct temperature and nutrient required foods (I.e. nutritious pumpkin soup in winter)
we also shiver when we are cold - the friction between our muscles produces heat.
Explanation:
no, we can not see radio waves. radio waves have the longest wavelength out of all the waves on the electromagnetic spectrum. we can only see visible light, which is towards the middle of the spectrum. the waves below or above visible light on the spectrum have wavelengths that are too long or short for the human eye to detect.
