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Holism.
Explanation:
Anthropology is the branch of scientific studies that deals with study of human development in terms of body structure, culture,social behavior and language.
Biological anthropology deals with the evolution of man on the basis of biological structures.
Cultural anthropology deals with the evolution of different culture and society.
Social anthropology deals with the evolution of various societies from the time when man was totally uncivilized.
Linguistic anthropology deals with the study of evolution of languages.
In short anthropology deals with all the aspects of human beings. This commitment of anthropology to studying the entire picture of human life,including culture,biology,history and language is termed as Holism.
The actual answer is, "A", an ocean trench.
You can find out more about them by researching them up on Google, it's only a few phrases and a hit on the enter key :P
She should inform the students that the spinal cord is the pathway for impulses from both the brain to the body and the body to the brain. It is the central connection of nerves to the brain. It connects from the medulla oblongata in the brainstem to the lumbar region of the vertebral column. It also manages coordinate reflexes managed by the nerves in the spinal cord.
Experiment that tests the effects of changing salt concentrations on regeneration of brain cells in Alzheimer’s patients.
Explanation:
Experiments are conducted on brain cells by first growing human embryonic stem cells in a Petri dish and then converting them to brain cells. later the Alzheimer’s disease was genetically engineered into those nerve cells through gene mutation.
When these cells are exposed to varying concentrations of salt solution, the cells with shrink or swell according to the concentration due to cellular osmosis.
The cells will undergo chemical changes due to this. The regeneration probabilities of nerve cells affected by Alzheimer’s disease can be studied by such experiments.
