Answer:
d. LH— kidney
Explanation:
Target organ is the specific organ on which the hormone or drug or any substance preferentially acts.
The target organ of TSH is the thyroid gland.
ACTH is secreted by the corticotropes of anterior pituitary gland. Target tissue for the hormone is adrenal cortex.
Gonadotropic hormones - These are the hormones that acts on the gonads which are testes in case of the male and ovaries in case of the females.
FSH and Luteinizing hormone (LH) are both secreted by regulated by Anterior Pituitary gland. The target tissue of both FSH and LH in males are the sertoli cells within the testes and in the female the granulosa cells of the ovary.
<u>Hence option D is not correctly matched.</u>
Answer: it happens in prophase 1 of meiosis
Explanation:
Prophase 1 is characterized by the lining of homologous chromosomes, these are called tetrad.
From the information given, we can determine that the organism's genotype is:
Nn (heterozygous dominant, aka one dominant allele and one recessive one)
Phenotype refers to how the genotype manifests in the organism, and since a dominant allele overrides the recessive one, the phenotype must be 'Big Nose' for this organism.
Skin is made of 3 layers
the top Layer that is exposed to air is the epydermis
the middle layer is the dermis
the lowest and largest layer is the HYPODERMIS. This is the innermost and farthest from the surface of the skin
