For the last question it's either C or D.
Answer:
cold
Explanation:
the ones that flow out from the equator are warm, while the ones that flow towards the equator are cool
Answer:
smelling rotten eggs - covering your nose
touching a hot dish - pulling your hand away
jumping into a cold pool - shivering
Explanation:
<u>A stimulus generally refers to a detectable change in the environment of an organism. These changes could be physical or chemical and could be in the internal or external environment of organisms. </u>
Organisms react to changes in their internal or external environment by responding appropriately. Hence perceiving the smell of rotten egg, feeling the hotness of a dish by touching it, and feeling cold immediately one jumps into a cold pool are all examples of stimuli and their corresponding responses would be covering one's nose, pulling the hand away, and shivering of the body in order to counter the cold.
In other words:
<em>smelling rotten eggs - covering your nose</em>
<em>touching a hot dish - pulling your hand away</em>
<em>jumping into a cold pool - shivering</em>
Answer:
<em>The correct option is E) both its structure and its orientation within the lipid bilayer</em>
Explanation:
Computational simulations can be described as models of a particular system of nature which are studied by making simulations on the computer.
Computational simulations are generally very easy to understand as they very easily help us understand the structures of molecules which can otherwise not be seen by the naked eye. They also help us to locate a molecule in a particular place.
No.
The SR is ordinarily involved in intracellular (cytosolic) calcium *release*, not removal.
SERCA pumps help to control cytosolic calcium levels and calcium uptake, or lack thereof when inhibited e.g. by PLB (phospholamban). Proteins calsequestrin, Triadin, and Junctin work at the ryanodine receptors to help to modulate and control cytosolic calcium levels.
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