Answer:
When the lower esophageal sphincter is atrophied, a disease called achalasia occurs, in which there is no relaxation of the esophagus when the food is swallowed, it is difficult for the food to go down to the stomach. Some symptoms are that the food, once swallowed, can not pass and gets stuck.
Regurgitation, chest pain and weight reduction may also occur.
Answer:
Cell Wall
Chloroplast
Large Vaculoe
Explanation:
None of these are found in an animal cell.
A nested selection structure can appear in either an outer selection structure's true path or its false path.
The answer is 3,625,908,203,125. This calculated by (325)^5 .
This is exponential growth where the population of the virus doubles in every lytic cycle and decimates the E. coli population. In some hours the lawn of E. coli cells will be completely mowed down. The other life cycle of bacteriophages, other than lytic, is lysogenic cycle that does not lyse the bacteria but only integrates its DNA in the genome and is replicated when the bacteria divides.
