According to the United States Department of health and human services, in order to obtain sufficient physical activity for health, the Americans should perform the following activities:
1. 75 minutes per week of vigorous-intensity activity.
2. 150 minutes per week of moderate intensity activity.
3. Or, an equal combination of both moderate and vigorous-intensity activity
Answer:
The condition is called "Spinal Bifida", caused by lack of vitamin B12 which helps regenerate the active form of folate.
Explanation:
Because Lori is a vegan, her vitamin B12 intake which comes from animal products such as meat, is not enough. She has to take supplements to make up for the lack of it in her diet.
As stated in the question, this lack of vitamin B12 causes her child to have a defect in his spinal cord called Spinal Bifida that defines a spinal cord or spine that has not fully developed. The vitamin B12 is necessary for regenerating the active form of folate.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
Sucrose is actively transported AGAINST a concentration gradient into sieve-tube elements. Technically, the sieve-tube elements LACK (have no) NUCLEI but the adjacent companion cells do. Companion cells are CLOSELY ASSOCIATED with sieve tubes and ALSO CARRY OUT ALL THE CELLULAR FUNCTIONS of the sieve tubes as well.
In the ATP cycle, a phosphate group is cut off of
ATP to form ADP, absorbing energy.
ATP to form ADP, releasing energy.
ADP to form ATP, absorbing energy.
ADP to form ATP, releasing energy.
Answer:
Option b (proteolysis by chaperones) and Option e (translational control) would be the correct options.
Explanation:
- In addition to transcriptional control as well as mRNA compliance, translational management systems seem to be the most deciding factors for finished protein expression.
- Besides protein biosynthesis, a substantial majority of optional extra systems that determine the ribosome on the first day of transcription initiation, deformation, but mostly termination were mostly permitted.
- Limited proteolysis usually happens during which extremely specialized proteases fundamentally modify proteins.
The other choices are given aren't linked to something like the scenario in question. So, the solution here is just the right one.
