The cellular break down the food so it can get energy to use and throw away the not important one <span />
Answer:
I'm not so sure but this is what our teacher told us.
The thalamus sorts the important information from the insignificant before sending information to the cerebral cortex of the brain.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
water's hydrogen bonds allow it to move upwards against gravity through plant veins.
Answer:
<u>lysosomes</u>
Explanation:
They are spherical sac-like organelles that contain lytic enzymes that destroy aged and unwanted cells. They contain hydrolytic enzymes that destroy GM2, gangliosides a class of glycosphingolipid that are produced by the nerve cells. Mutations in the HEXA gene that leads to the translation of hexosaminidase A causes the genetic abnormality, Tay-Sachs.
The answer is; C
It is caused by the recessive allele because the parents appear normal but are carriers of the disorder (meaning they are heterozygous for Pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy). Only when the offspring is heterogenous recessive do they display the disorder.
The disorder is also sex-linked because it tends to affect only boys. This means that the disorder is probably coded for by alleles in the Y- chromosome that determines the male sex.
