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Nervous impulses sent to muscles generate extra metabolic heat through shivering. Blood vessels that would otherwise transport warm blood from the internal organs to the cold skin, where the blood would lose heat, constrict, constraining most blood, and its heat, to the internal organs.
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Answer:
Enzymes proofread the DNA after the DNA has been replicated and replace any mismatched nucleotides.
Explanation:
DNA replication occurs to make exact copy of original DNA. Transcription of genetic information to an intermediate mRNA occur after replication after which we have translation of genetic information into amino acids.
In the process of replicating DNA error can occur and then enzymes proofread the work for errors. Enymes DNA polymerase proofs read the replication,removes and replace the nucleotide base from where error occurs. It proof read after the DNA replication has occured.
This enzyme is also involve in DNA replication.
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The Bicuspid valve or Mitral valve found between the left atrium and left ventricle.
Explanation:
- A bicuspid valve or Mitral valve is an atrioventricular valve. It is one of the valves of the heart's four valves.
- It regulates the blood flow from the left atrium (upper left chamber) to the left ventricle (lower left chamber).
- It mainly prevents the backflow of blood from the left ventricle to the left atrium.
The Prophase it’s about 80% of the entire process
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The correct answer to the question is: b) Amphipathic molecules.
Explanation:
- The membrane structures are composed of molecules having both hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions. These are called Amphipathic molecules.
- The hydrophobic region is formed of water insoluble lipid (fatty acid) molecules which tend to avoid contact with water and so remain in the interior of the membrane.
- The hydrophilic region is formed by water soluble phosphate groups which forms hydrogen bonds with the water molecules and so remain on the surface of the membrane.
- Therefore, a membrane is formed from by a phospholipid bilayer, that is, two layers of phospholipid polymer where the lipid part is directed towards the centre away from water and the phosphate part towards the surface in association with water molecules.
- A single phopholipid moiety is composed of a glycerol molecule which forms two ester bonds with a phosphate group and a fatty acid molecule.
