<u>Answer:</u>
The correct answer is D
<u>Explanation:</u>
1- Most of the protists and all Prokaryotes are unicellular organisms.
2- Prokaryotes lack a proper nucleus and other membrane-bounded organelles while protists have membrane-bounded nuclei and other organelles.
3- Protists have cytosol where most of the organelles are found.
4- Protists don't have a cell wall while prokaryotes have a cell wall that acts as an extra protection layer. The cell wall of the protists shapes their body.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Since it's a recessive disorder that means the presence of the dominant allele will overshadow the recessive if it's present. Two recessive alleles have to be present in order for the person to have the disorder.
Answer:
heyyy and its the coding of the cells from your parents that makes u
Explanation:
Alcohol
may positively affect the cardiovascular system of people over 50 years old by
reducing the risk of clot formation.
<span>Just like with the other body systems, excessive alcohol can have lethal
effects on the cardiovascular system. Chronic alcohol use can upsurge the
workload of the heart which can then lead to arrhythmia's or what is called an irregular
heart beat, inflammation of the heart muscle or myocarditis, weakening of the
heart muscle or cardiomyopathy, increased cholesterol, and even hypertension.
Other problems are prominent with blood clotting and an increased workload of
the heart that is linked to cirrhosis of the liver.</span>
Endocrine gland - a group of cells that secretes substances into the blood or directly into an organ.
Differ from exocrine glands, endocrine glands have no ducts and secrete products (hormones) directly into blood.
Hormone - a substance produced by cells that helps specific groups of cells to perform specific functions. It is a product of endocrine gland which functions as chemical messengers to stimulate other cells.
Duct – a channel or tube that conveys a substance. It is part of the exocrine glands (such as salivary glands) which makes contact with surface .
