1. Which vertebral range does the cervical enlargement exist in? Lumbar enlargement? 2. What structure contains the neurons that
supply instruction to/from the vertebral levels of the body? 3. What structure covers and protects the brain and spinal cord? What are the different layers called (name from most superficial to most deep)? (include the spaces) 4. What are the two specializations of the pia mater and what are their functions? 5. Which root contains only sensory neurons? Motor neurons? 6. What kind of neurons exist in the dorsal root ganglion? What is the description of the neuron? 7. True or False: The brain is aware of the stimulus in a stretch reflex, but does not control the muscle’s response. 8. What is the difference between polysynaptic reflexes and monosynaptic reflexes? 9. What is the pathway of a stimuli from the ventral somatic side going up the spinothalamic tract? Going back down via the corticospinal tract to the same spot? 10.What is the purpose of the brachial and lumbosacral plexuses?
<span>Here are the choices: </span> (a) deletion(b) inversion (c) duplication(d) insertion Answer: (d) insertion This mutation occurs when (an) additional nucleotide base pair/s attach themselves into an existing DNA strand. This can possibly result to diseases such as cystic fibrosis and myotonic dystrophy.
Plant cells do not perform respiration, so A,C, and D couldn't be correct but they don't digest either. so gain energy plants go through a light dependent reaction and the Calvin cycle which makes up photosynthesis.
