Blood from the right axillary vein travels to what vessel<span>right subclavian</span>
To balance out negative charges on the interior of the membrane, voltage-gated sodium channels open, allowing sodium ions to enter the cell.
There are two factors that draw sodium ions (Na+) to the inside of neurons while they are at rest. The (Na+) ion is pushed into the cell down the concentration gradient by the high concentration of (Na+) outside the cell. Similar to how the positively charged (Na+) inside the neuron is drawn in by the electrostatic pressure caused by the negative charge inside.
Which of the four ion channel types are they? Ion channels that are voltage-gated, Linguistic-gated ion channels (also known as ionotropic receptors), ion channels with light-gated, Ion channels with mechanosensitivity, Nucleotide-gated ion channels that cycle, and Ion channels that are calcium-gated.
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The answer is C - an explanation based on observation, experimentation, and reasoning.
The reason why the correct answer is C and not D is because D would most likely be a hypothesis. Each hypothesis corresponds to an idea that needs empirical testing and we want to see if it's true or not.
A theory on the other hand is a general collection of possibly multiple hypothesis that have been tested and confirmed. A theory incorporates a more conclusive framework under which scientists can test their hypothesis.
The answer is a C3 fixation.
Plants are located in different regions with a different condition, so they had to adapt the carbon fixation. There are three types of carbon fixation in plants - C3, C4, and CAM fixation. C3 and C4 plants open their stomata during the day while CAM plants open stomata during the night.
Plants in arid locations use CAM carbon fixation because of adaptation to water deficiency. In CAM plants, stomata are closed during the day and water loss is reduced. In the night when is colder, stomata open and carbon dioxide enters through stomata. In C4 carbon fixation, there is also adaptation to high temperatures thanks to enzymes that increase the rates of photorespiration, unlike the C3 fixation.