It is important to check sugar levels to prevent them rising above or below acceptable levels which would lead to a diabetic comma in either case.
In a diabetic person, regulation of sugar in the blood is impaired due to lack of enough insulin in the body. In some people, there is not even a little insulin being produced. This is usually due to a defective pancreas, the organ responsible for insulin production.
Insulin is a hormone that induces a rapid uptake of glucose into muscle and fat tissue. In Diabetes mellitus, lack of enough insulin or resistance to insulin cause sugar levels in the blood to rise and once they reach in excess of 28 mmol/l the danger of going into a diabetic comma becomes a reality.
In Diabetes insipidus, lack of the hormone vasopressin leads to low sugar levels in the blood and if not checked, lapsing into a comma may occur when sugar levels sink below 2 mmol/l.
Therefore regular checks of blood sugar levels in diabetic people is critical.
It occurs at plate boundaries. Hope I helped!
The correct answer is (c) Produces short-term energy for the cells when oxygen is not available
The anaerobic fermentation is needed by the body when there is depletion in oxygen level. When the body is in normal conditions, sufficient amount of oxygen is present then aerobic respiration takes place. When there is a condition that the requirement of oxygen is not fulfilled then body shifts to anaerobic fermentation for a short period of time, then it returns back to the normal conditions.
No. Yes phenotypes are important for example those with longer legs can run faster and hence escape predators
But genes also code for unseen proteins
For example, if a disease is introduced those with long legs won't survive but those who have the genes which code for the complimentary antibody have the ability to kill the pathogen and hence survive.
Answer:
I believe this is a sea breeze!
Explanation:
In the picture, the wind is circulating the cold temperature of the water and blowing it onto the the land and back up again etc. If this were a land breeze I would expect the direction to be reversed. Hope this helps!