No, in facilitated diffusion molecules move against their concentration gradient. Facilitated diffusion is diffusion that requires an input on energy; moving against the concentration would require that energy.
The body controls this process of puberty through release of hormones, leutenizing hormone and follicle stimulating hormone for the development and maturity of the testes and sperm cells. also androgens will be released and are responsible for the male secondary sexual characteristics such as breaking vice and hair presence under the armpits and the pubic area<span />
Yes. the nucleotides are A, T, G, and C. A and T pair up and G and C pair up. For instance, if your known strand is AGTCAG then the second strand would have to be TCAGTC. Also, if there is a U in the strand, it takes the place of T. so the original strand would be AGTCAG and the unknown would have to be UCAGUC.
