Answer:
The thalamus of the brain functions in this analogous manner.
Explanation:
The thalamus (dorsal and ventral thalamus) is a structure located in the forebrain, at the base of the cerebrum. It acts as a relay center with nerve fibers project out to the cerebral cortex in all directions.
The thalamus is mainly made up of gray matter and contains a small amount of white matter. The grey matter, which is divided into the anterior part, medial and dorsal part contains several nuclei that interconnect brain activity between different areas of the brain. The anterior part contains anterior thalamic nuclei, medial part contains dorsomedial nuclei and the lateral part contains dorsal tier and ventral tier nuclei. Interlaminar nuclei
, reticular nuclei, medial geniculate body
, lateral geniculate body, etc are other nuclei present in the thalamus.
The thalamus receives sensory information from the various receptors in the body. It relays this sensory information to the cerebral cortex, where it is interpreted as pain, touch, temperature, etc. The various functions of thalamus include the integration of sensory information, emotional control, motor control, integration of sensations with emotions, regulation of consciousness, sleep, and alertness.
Answer:
(1) In order to move your muscles need to ligaments.
(2) Joint holds bones together.
(3) Tendon connects bones to muscles.
Explanation:
Ligaments are strong bands of tissue which are responsible for the movement of bones in the body. Joints are the place or point where two bones are attached. Tendons are responsible for connecting muscles of the body to the bones.
The weight is 834.
To find out the mass, we have to divide by 9.8 because we multiplied x (the mass = x) by 9.8 to get to 834.
834/9.8= 85.1 KG is the mass.
Brainliest?
Answer:
1. FtsZ tubulin homolog
2. actin and tubulin
3. actin and tubulin
4. b. animals and bacteria
Explanation:
1. In bacteria, the binary fission process takes place when the cytoskeletal structure of the bacteria are assembled to form the contractile ring in the centre of the cell. The contractile ring in bacteria is composed of the Z-protein which is a tubulin homolog.
2. Plants: the plants divide by the cell plate formation and not the contractile ring formation. This is mediated by the actin, tubulin and vesicle produced from the dictyosomes.
3. Animals: a contractile ring attached to the plasma membrane is formed which is composed of the F-actin and tubulin.
4. Since the bacteria and animal cytokinesis involves the formation of the contractile ring and thus the same mechanism of cytokinesis.
Answer:
A.1. milliliter, 2. centimeter, and 3. gram
Explanation:
The quantity of water could be measured in mililiters or liters depending on the quantity, then the length of a leaf should be measured in centimeters as it won´t be longer than a meter, so the best way to measure it is centimeters, and the mass of a small stone is about 25-100 grams so the units to measure it should be grams.
