Answer:
photosynthesis
Explanation:
chloroplasts has chlorophyll is essential for photosynthesis the process in which plants make food
<span>These organisms are called autotrophs. Autotrophs are also called 'self-feeders,' and they are able to produce energy from sunlight and carbon dioxide and are therefore known as 'producers.' The only autotrophs that we know of are plants and some types of algae. This makes all other organisms heterotrophs</span>
Fungi were classified in the kingdom Plantae because they are
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<h2>Cytokinesis in animal cells</h2>
Explanation:
- The force for cytokinesis is generated by kinesin motors on microtubule bundles that form the contractile ring:This statement is false because cytokinesis in animal cells starts with the assembly of contractile ring,contractile band consists of actin and myosin(microfilaments) which catalyse cleavage furrow formation
- As the contractile ring constricts, its thickness increases to keep a constant volume:This statement is false because thickness remains constant
- The midbody forms from bundles of actin and myosin: This statement is false because contractile ring forms bundles of actin and myosin whereas midbody is formed from microtubules
- Local activation of Ran GTPase triggers the assembly and contraction of the contractile ring:This statement is false because local activation of Rho mediates profilin binding to actin and helps in assembly and contraction of contractile ring
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<span>The answer would be:
Document the finding in the clients chart
The </span>drainage has bile-stained serosanguineous fluid which pretty normal for <span>cholecystectomy surgeries. If the volume is not excessive, the nurse doesn't need to notify the provider. Documentation of the finding is a must because it could tell the provider about the condition of the patient.</span>