Balamuthia mandrillaris is an amoeba that was discovered in 1986 in the brain of the baboon that dies in San Diego Wild Animal Park. This can be found in the soil and water, therefore it is freely living. It is known to cause the neurological condition known as granulomatous amoebic encephalitis. In a study published by National Center for Biotechnology Information, it has a case fatality rate of >98%. Majority of this case can be found in warmer regions that affects individuals mostly of Hispanic origin. Documented cases had been reported from the Latin Americas in significant number, followed by the United States, Asian regions and some in Europe. However, a specific number of cases worldwide may never be known due to the following factors: lack of awareness, poor diagnosis and a poor public health system.
It is still yet to be known if its a serious public health concern worldwide.
Circulatory system, the digestive system and the excretory system.
These three systems are responsible for controlling, regulating and managing the liquid level of the body. These interdependent systems work together in order for the specie to survive and grow like any other organism.
answer:
yes, but it will defenitely be challenging since your handling two different things at once. even being any kind of doctor can require a lot of work.
Answer:
g. 2/3
Explanation:
Huntington disease is a autosomal dominant disorder. This disorder can be inherited and there is 50% chance that a child may get infected from his father's disorder. Jeff is 50 and has not shown any disorder symptoms. There are 2/3 people who do not show any symptoms before age of 50. Therefore there is 2/3 chance that Jeff will eventually show symptoms of Huntington disorder.
