The answer is phagocytosis which is also known as cell eating. It is a process by which the living cells which are called phagocytes would ingest other cells. It might be an amoeba or a white blood cell. Hope this would help.
Genetic variation enables bacteria to adapt to changes in their environment. Since, bacteria reproduce asexually (binary fission), they can share genes (genetic transfer) via other mechanisms such as conjugation (exchange of genetic material through direct contact between two bacteria), transformation, and transduction(exchange of genetic material via bacteriophages).
Transformation is a process by which bacteria takes in DNA from its environment through the cell membrane.
#1. They brought them all to a captivity place where they slowly had there population grow more and more. origanly there were only 500 left in the world. now we brought their numbers back up to the Thousands
The right answer to this question is option D. Changes in the response of the hair follicle to dihydrotestosterone
First of all, what is a negative feedback? Well, it's something that happens when there's a lot of something inside your blood, this "something" could be a hormone for example.
But what does the negative feedback do to your system? That's simple, for example, if there's too much of a hormone, your blood will take that into the place where it was made in the first place, and that's how your body will know that you don't need that hormone to be produced anymore, because once that happens, a signal is send to your brain that warns it that that hormone is not needed anymore, then the production stops or slows down.
So, about the question, option D is the right one just because of that, the body is producing a lot of a hormone, in this case it's dihydrotestosterone, and the brain recognized it after this hormone reaches the right point, and then the production slows down.
The answer is Have more allergies.
The type of nutrient intake that babies have in early development would affect the stability of gut<span> microbiomes that exist in their body.
Breastfeed babies tend to have more microbiomes that help them fight of foreign objects that come inside their system, and prevent allergies.</span>
