Answer:
nourish the placenta
Explanation:
The hormone called human placental lactogen (hPL) is a hormone secreted by the placenta, which functions to supply nutrients and oxygen to the growing fetus in the womb.
The human placental lactogen is produced to help in the efficient use of ingested food substances in the production of energy (metabolism). This indirectly helps to nourish the placenta because if the mother efficiently converts food into nutrients, the placenta is also adequately nourished.
Answer: base substitution
Explanation:
Since the dominant purple flower is crossed with a recessive white flower the genotype would be “Pp”(heterozygous.)
I believe the correct answer would be t he first option. The measure of how a particular food affects blood glucose levels is the glycemic index. It is a number used to measure the extent of effect of a particular food to an individual's blood glucose level. Having an index of 100 means that the food is pure glucose. It is the standard for the glycemic index. Foods that has a glycemic index of 55 and less are considered to be low and these foods are digested and metabolized in the body slowly which means that it will have a lower and slower effect on the blood sugar level.
