Answer:
Separation between sarcomeres.
Explanation:
The structure of the muscle fibre is composed of many functional units called sarcomere which is interrupted by the discs called Z-discs.
These Z-discs are made of the alpha-actin homodimers which allow the actin filament allows to bind to it along with other proteins. The Z-discs since present at regular intervals in a muscle appears to separate the sarcomere and defines the boundaries of the sarcomere.
Thus, the selected option is correct.
In many cases, the resulting virus particle ( carrying bacterial DNA) injects its DNA into another bacterial cell but does not initiate a lytic cycle. This phage is Called a generalised transduction.
Answer:
Absence seizures
Explanation:
This is a type of seizure also known as ( Petit Mal seizures).It is common in children, (between 4-14 years) and characterised with intent stare at empty space for few seconds(which may occur in 10 -100 times in a day) and does not caused any significant harm.However,with frequent occurrence it may affect concentration.It does not exceed <u>15 seconds</u>
it is caused by repeated electrical signals in the brain due to interference in the synaptic transmission and also to alterations in levels of Neurotransmitters .
Staring into empty space,
Fluttering of eyelids
Intermittent stoppage of speech are some of the symptoms.
Treatment is with medications.,