Answer:
Its primary role in red blood cells is to maintain levels of red blood cells with low levels of this compound are more suceptible to oxidative damage.
Explanation:
Pentose phosphte pathway helps in the formation of reducing equivalent named NADPH.
The so formed NADPH is used to maintain a normal cellular level of glutathione which act as antioxidant.
As glutathione is not mantained in its normal level, it ability to reduce to adverse effect of hydrogen peroxide is cut down.
As a result cell is more suceptible to oxidative damage.
B does not fit in the situation. It’s not as descriptive as the other options and the only one that really doesn’t make a lot of sense
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<span>I think the correct answer among the choices listed above is option C. The organism described most likely is a starfish. This is because annelids and mollusks exhibit spiral holoblastic cleavage while the echinoderms have radial holoblastic cleavage.</span>
Answer:
Monarch
Explanation:
Danaus plexippus is a type of butterfly that is very easily recognizable because of its size and color patters. The common name for this butterfly is monarch. The monarch is probably the most recognizable and most famous butterfly from North America. It tends to live in very large colonies consisting of millions of individuals. These butterflies are pollinators, so they can be seen the most in places where there's lot of plants that should be pollinated. The colors of the monarch make it very easy to spot and very beautiful, having a several different patterns of black, orange, and white color. It is also a migratory butterfly, being in the central and northern parts of the US and southern part of Canada in the summer, and then migrating south toward California, Florida, and Mexico for the colder months.
