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GABA is a <em>neurotransmitter</em> that is intended to<em> block </em>certain impulses, and <em>nerve cells</em> in the brain. There is a <em>certain amount</em> of GABA needed in the brain to contain stability. However, GABA is used in ways, because it can help to be relaxing, like stress relief, or something that can take your anxieties away. This is how it relates to alcohol. It can help to take away stress to a <u>certain degree</u>.
Alcohol has a similar affect on the brain because it binds to GABA receptors. Does it increase your GABA? No. But by using those GABA receptors it does, indeed, replicate the GABA's job.
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Longitudinal waves are compressional waves which means they travel in one direction and do not radiate out.
They are created by continuous intermittent compression and thus will have sparse spacing and then compressed and then sparse, compressed and so on.
Such wave requires a medium such as solid liquid or air to travel thru.
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There are three types of hormonal release control (increase or decrease production), which is stimulated by
1. specific molecules, minerals or particular nutrients ( chemical regulation)
2. other hormones (hormonal regulation)
3. input from nervous system. (neural regulation)
If the inhibition is caused by a different hormone, it would be considered hormonal regulation. In the given example, the hormone is produced in the target organ.
However, if the inhibition is due to the accumulation of the hormone itself, then it is an example of a <em>negative feedback</em>.
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Broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kohlrabi, collards and kale. These cool-weather cole crops are members of the cabbage family
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