Answer:A) The ocean is hypertonic to the erythrocytes.
Explanation:cells shrink when placed in an hypertonic solution.
This shrinkage occurs does to the movement of water out of the cell and through the cell membrane.this phenomenon is called plasmolysis.
The movement of water out of this cell occurs through osmosis.osmosis is the movement of water from a region of high concentration of solute to a region of low concentration of solute, through a semi-permeable membrane.
In this case,sea water has a higher concentration of solute (hypertonic) and the blood cells has a lower concentration(hypotonic) .the cell membrane serves as the semi-permeable membrane and and a result water moves out of the cell
Answer:
Na (sodium) and HCl (hydrochloric acid)
Explanation:
The products are the salt and hydrogen gas
Whenever you see the word react it means those are the reactants (usually whatever compound comes before and after the word). Because they are reacting with each other.
Whenever they say "is produced" those are the products
Answer:
In Anfinsen's ribonuclease A renaturation experiment,he wanted to show that protein folding entirely resides within the amino acid sequence of protein.
Explanation:
He used ribonuclease A as a model and removed urea and 2ME from the folding solution.Under these condition, ribonuclease A regains it's biological activity.
This refolding occur in in vitro conditions.
This experiment discover an enzyme called protein disulfide isomerase(PDI) which catalyze the reduction of incorrect dissulfide bonds.This also helps in trapping protein in an incorrect conformationso that it can un fold and try agin.
This PDI plays important role in proper folding,and the active site of this enzyme have disulfide.
Answer:
enzymes, minerals in the body aswell
Explanation:
The best answer would be the butterfly. Many insects go through different physical changes during growth. These insects include the butterfly. From being an egg it turned into a larva and grown into a caterpillar which later on become a butterfly.
