Answer:
Option B, Beriberi
Explanation:
Thiamin is caused due to the deficiency of vitamin B-1 /thiamine whose chemical name is thiamine pyrophosphate. Thiamin is a water soluble vitamin which occurs naturally and is a very essential nutrient as it plays an important role in energy metabolism and hence regulate the growth, development, and function of cells
Thiamin is stored in liver for a short duration as its life is extremely short and thus it should be ingested regulary.
The deficiency of thiamin causes beriberi and thus food like whole grains, meat, fish breads, cereals etc. must be taken in sufficient amount regularly.
Answer:
The correct answer of these choices is, "Your body wouldn't fight off the infection as quickly/efficiently as it could."
Explanation:
This is because, when you get sick the reason you get a fever is because your body is working overtime to kill off your illness, and the more work your body does the more heat it gives off. So, if you were sick and you didn't have a fever, then it means your body isn't in that overtime mode to kill off the illness, and thus not working as quickly and efficently as it could.
Answer:
D ( distinct apical and basolateral ends of the cell)
Explanation:
I believe it’s C because the heart pumps blood through the body
The hormone produced by the placenta that stimulates the ovaries to continue producing estrogen and progesterone is called the follicle stimulating hormone. This hormone stimulates the ovarian follicle allowing the egg to grow thus producing continuous supply of estrogen and progesterone.
