Answer: i think its B trees
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4) It allows the exchange of nutrients between the embryo and the mother, while at the same time filtering out harmful material.
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The placenta is an organ present in all mammals. She is confirmed between the 6th and 8th week of pregnancy and has as main function the exchange of substances between the mother and the fetus. Among these substances are nutrients, gases and even secretions. The placenta also has the function of fighting infections and promoting immunity to the fetus, in addition, it can act as the lung, the intestine and the liver, while the fetus does not develop its organs.
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If contain, the colorant stays, if not, it washes.
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The ELISA inmmunoassay experiment consists on adding to an antibody a sample with a colorant, if the sample contains an antigen, it will stick to its proper antibody and te colorant will remain. If not, when the laboratory worker washes the sample after adding the sample, the colorant and the sample will be gone because there wasn´t an antigen on the sample that fitthe antibody. In that case, the result will be negative.
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See the answer below
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<em>The greenhouse effect refers to the heating effects produced by the earth's atmosphere on the planet as a result of the atmosphere absorbing reflected radiation from the sun by the earth. </em>
The earth's atmosphere is a blanket of gases, some of which are referred to as greenhouse gases. These gases have the capacity to trap radiations coming from the sun that is reflected by the ground layer of the earth. Thus, they produce a warming effect on the earth.
A bulk of the <u>radiation coming from the sun </u>is reflected back into space by the earth's stratosphere. The small percentage that passes through are dispersed in different directions and some of them pass through the atmospheric blanket to reach the ground layer of the earth. While some are absorbed by the ground itself, <u>some are emitted back</u> into the atmosphere where the <u>greenhouse gases trap a large portion</u> and prevent them from escaping back into space.
This leads to the warming of the earth and the entire phenomenon is referred to as the greenhouse effect.
