Cell stained light for the metaphase test and dark for the SDH, then we can classify the cell as an oxidative cell.
<h3>What is metaphase?</h3>
Metaphase, the second stage of mitosis, sees the chromosomes travel onto the spindle's equatorial plane.
<h3>What is the SDH test?</h3>
- Oxidative cell stains are dark for the SDH test and light for the metaphase test.
- SDH is an enzyme used in testing mainly to detect hepatocellular injury in cattle and horses.
- SDH enzyme is also detected in human tissues. The major sites where the SDH enzymes are found in humans are kidneys, seminal vesicles and kidneys.
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Explanation:
First, let's define quantitative data.
Quantitative data is
- Data that can be expressed as a number or a quantity. This type of data can be measured, for example: length, temperature, time, etc.
There is also another kind of data, called qualitative data.
Qualitative data is
- Data that is expressed with descriptions. This type of data is observed. Examples include: colors, smells, tastes, etc.
We are asked about color and movie genre. This can't be measured or expressed as a number, so it is not quantitative data. Instead, it is qualitative data.
Answer:
Energy released by the electron transport chain is used to pump H+ into <em>the mitochondrial intermembrane space</em> - Option D-.
Explanation:
There exist three proteinic complexes immersed in the internal mitochondrial membrane. These complexes have the electron transporters and the enzymes necessary to catalyze the electron transference from one transporter to the other. In complexes, I and III released energy by electrons provokes changes in membrane transport protein conformation. These changes make possible the protons transport against their concentration gradient, going from the mitochondrial matrix toward the intermembrane space. The protons concentrations difference between the matrix and the intermembrane space represents released energy.
B. The Threshold describes the minimum level of stimulus required to ctive a neuron. Hope that helps
