C. HIV destroys Helier T cells
This makes it harder for our body to fight off other infections.
HIV basically hijacks the white blood cells (T-cells) n use it to reproduce itself.
Answer:
C. placing cells in an environment with a lower solute concentration than that in the cells.
Explanation:
In pathological or diagnostic laboratories, to perform the differential leukocytes count (DLC) or white blood cells (WBC) count which are granulocytes, lymphocytes and monocytes we should first lyse the erythorcytes or red blood cells (RBC) with RBC lysis buffer. When RBC's lysis occur then only WBC's remain in the solution. Then, we add the hypotonic solution or lower solute concentration solution. By adding the hypotonic solution the cells will swell and increase in size.
So, the researchers used the hypotonic solution or lower solute concentration solution to increase the size of cells to differentiate between them.
Note:
In hypotonic solution the cells are increased in size or swell.
In hypertonic solution the cells are decrease in size or shrink.
In Isotonic solution the cells size remain same as normal.
The liver breaks down many substances in the blood, including toxins. The liver also excretes bilirubin — a waste product of hemoglobin catabolism — in bile. ... The lungs are responsible for the excretion of gaseous wastes, primarily carbon dioxide from cellular respiration in cells throughout the body.
