Answer: True?? or is it false?
The answer is Fish. An autotroph is a self feeding organism that produces complex organic compounds. Generally using energy from light. A fish doesn’t make its own food.
The correct answer is helper T cells.
<span>The helper T cells are one of the main cells of the adaptive immune system. Their role is to help the activity of other immune cells by releasing T cell cytokines and they are required for almost all adaptive immune responses. The helper T cells activate B cells to secrete antibodies, stimulate macrophages to destroy ingested pathogens, and help in activation of cytotoxic T cells to kill infected target cells.</span>
<span>Christa carrying the baby to the 43rd week would make her baby postmature. Postmaturity is a common phrase that simply means the baby has been in gestation for longer than 42 weeks or more than 294 after the first day of the mothers last period. This is not very common, roughly 6 percent of babies are born at 42 weeks or any later.</span>
