Answer:
To maintain homeostasis
Explanation:
Effectors are organs, cells or tissues that provides the required output after receiving a feedback from the control center. Nerve impulse instructs the effector to bring things into balance and required range. They then influence the magnitude of stimulus and maintain homeostasis.
Answer:
These key features of schizo affective disorder distinguish it from schizophrenia
various psychotic symptoms such as delusions and hallucinations
Explanation:
Photosynthesis - The cycle of plants and how they make energy! The sun(light energy), water, minerals and carbon dioxide are all absorbed by the plant. The plant then uses them to make glucose/sugar, which is the energy/food for the plant.
You could extrapolate from this article that if you eliminated mutations in mitochondria, you could eliminate disease.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Mitochondria are found all over our body except in red blood cells. This mitochondria aids in the process of ATP synthesis. Sometimes mutation occurs in the mitochondrial DNA which causes disease in the mitochondria and hence is the root cause of various diseases.
In most cells the mutated mitochondria are removed by the mitophagy which is a natural phenomenon found in all the cells. The mtDNA mutations caused are actually inherited from the mother. Now scientists have developed ways to eliminate the mutated mitochondria from the mother either before or after fertilization. Hence by altering the mutated mitochondria we can eliminate various diseases.
Answer:
Bad form.
Explanation:
Bad form of ozone causes breathing difficulty due to its availability near the surface of earth and its composition. Ozone is not emitted directly into the air, it is created due to the chemical reactions between oxides of nitrogen and volatile organic compounds. When these pollutants react with each other in the presence of sunlight, ozone is produced which leads to difficulty of breathing as well as damages the vegetation so this ozone is considered as bad ozone.