Answer:
Artificial passive immunity
Explanation:
Artificial passive immunity is the type of passive immunity that is formed in the body of an organism (receiver i.e. a human) to counter or prevent an infection when antibodies that are formed from another organism (donor i.e. the rabbit) is being injected into the organism (receiver i.e. human). These antibodies are developed in the body of a different organism (donor i.e. rabbit) that has been injected with the causative agent that produces antigens that stimulates the production of these antigens to such infection (viral disease). These antibodies are then removed and used in another organism (receiver i.e. human) to provide immunity against such infection (viral disease) in another organism (human).
This artificial passive immunity that is created when the antibodies from the rabbit plasma is injected into a human body usually does not last longer, but provides quick protection and cure to the same viral disease.
ADP is converted to ATP for the storing of energy by the addition of a high-energy phosphate group.
Answer:
B) They allow a region's location to be determined exactly.
Explanation:
Both lines were invented by people to identify and locate specific places on earth. Latitude is used to identify particular north-south locations, and longitude is used to identify a particular east-west. The combination of latitude and longitude allows you to define and label any location on Earth accurately.
