Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing hormone (LH) are Gonadotropins stimulated in the gonads. In females, they are located in the ovaries. They are not needed for life yet important for reproduction. Progesterone which is being secreted in corpus luteum is needed for maintenance of pregnancy thus if a female has a low FSH and LH it will affect the chance of her be pregnant.
Distillation is a process of separation of two liquids on the basis of their difference in the boiling points. There are two types of distillation process- Microscale distillation and miniscale distillation depending on the type of apparatus used for distillation.
In case of microscale distillation, microscale apparatus is used when the volume of liquid to be distilled is less than 5 ml. Whereas, in case of miniscale distillation, miniscale apparatus is used when the volume of liquid is more than 5 ml.
Hickman distilled head is used for microscale distillation whereas a bit larger vessels are used in miniscale distillation.
Micorscale and miniscale techniques have their own advantages. Both these techniques are cost effective, use less equipments and environmental friendly. Miniscale distillation is used yields more product which is easy to measure. Microscale distillation are difficult but it avoids large cumbersome distillation process and instruments.
Answer: I included a labeled graph of both a plant cell and an animal cell. I don't know if you needed an explanation of what they do, too, but I'll include it anyway.
Explanation:
The Cell Membrane, or plasma membrane, provides protection for the cell. It also transports substances in and out of the cell.
The Cell Wall (only plants) provides the structure for a plant, as well as added protection.
The Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell, providing energy for our cells to do their work. They produce a small molecule called ATP (adenosine triphosphate), where the energy is stored and sent to where it is needed.
The Lysosomes are the waste facilities of cells. They breakdown excess or worn-out cell parts, destroy foreign or invading bacteria, and digest macromolecules (carbs, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids)
