Prostaglandins are not stored in cells and are synthesized just before they are released, rapidly inactivated after their release and they are paracrine substances (Options b, c and e).
<h3>Whta are prostaglandins?</h3>
Prostaglandins are chemical substances that act as hormones by affecting surrounding cells in a tissue.
These substances (prostaglandins) are not secreted by specific glandular organs as other hormones.
Prostaglandins are substances that have fundamental functions for the normal functioning of the body.
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Pre and post
Bene and mal
Cytokinesis - the division of the cytoplasm
Answer:
Monohybrids
Explanation:
Gregor Mendel performed many experiments to discover the principles that governs inheritance. He crossed purebreeding plants with certain traits to obtain offsprings that phenotypically express same traits. The offsprings will be phenotypically identical to one of the parents for that particular trait. This kind of cross is called a MONOHYBRID CROSS and the offsprings are referred to as MONOHYBRIDS.
They are called MONOHYBRIDS because they differ in only one characteristics or trait.
