Phlanax bones.
The proximal,middle, and distal.
The thumb only consist of a proximal and distal phlanax. Hope that helps!
Answer:
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Explanation:
1. Sickle cell anemia is an inherited condition, disorder (disease).
2. It is a recessive condition, in which red blood cell become mutated and converted to a sickle like shape, and there aren't enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body.
3. This condition normally occur when, there is inheritance of two abnormal or mutated copies of the β-globin gene, one allele from each parent.
4. β-globin gene makes haemoglobin.
5. Sickle cell anemia results when glutamic acid being substituted by valine at position 6 ( in short E6V substitution).
6. So, it a single base-pair substitution in the gene encoding the beta subunit.
Answer:
he Taeniae coil
Explanation:
The mesocolic,free and omental taeniae are collectively known as TAENIAE.
They are the 3 ribbon of smooth muscle of the ascending,transverse, descending and the sigmoid colon. Anatomically their longitudinal contractions give the <u>natural</u> bulges(HAUSTRAL) in the colon.
The Haustral helps in translocation of chyme to the next haustral, and aiding the mixing of chyme for water absorption in the colon,
The coil of these smooth muscles is under the parasympathetic nervous system through Sacral nerve (of the spinal cord) innervation.
Answer:
Within the steps of the scientific method there will always be 2 things that vary when doing an experiment, which are:
<u>- Formulate a hypothesis
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<u>- Record observations and collect data on your experiment.
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Explanation:
The scientific method is a set of ordered and logical procedures designed to explain some phenomenon, to establish internal or external relationships between the facts and a way to expand our knowledge.
For this, the laws that explain chemical or physical phenomena must be applied that allow us to explain if this knowledge is useful for man.
Within an experiment the most important thing is the question, it is the starting point of an experiment.
But when asking the question the hypotheses will always exist, the question will be the same, if it changes the experiment changes, but the hypotheses will always be within every physical or chemical change of the experiment.
And all the time, with any movement we make, we are collecting information and making observations of everything that happens.
