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swat32
3 years ago
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1.У клітинах всіх організмів є вода. Під час замерзання вона може розірвати

Biology
1 answer:
alukav5142 [94]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Гліколіпід

Пояснення:

Рослини, земноводні та комахи не гинуть, коли температура їх тіла опускається нижче  0 ° C, оскільки їх організм виділяє такий матеріал, як гліколіпід (AFGL), який використовується як захист від замерзання в організмах. Гліколіпід - антифризна речовина, яка запобігає зв’язкам молекул води, і ця хімічна речовина зв’язується з молекулами води, щоб уникнути замерзання всередині клітини.

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