Cells maintain homeostasis by consistently developing energy. Without energy, cells would fall into disorganized, unorderly processes and eventually cell death would occur. Cells also maintain homeostasis through diffusion and the plasma membrane, but regulating substances that enter and leave the cell.
The human body maintains homeostasis through body temperature, hydration, and food intake
Answer:
GGC-UAA
Explanation:
C bind with G, T bind with A, Thymine is not present in mRna so U will bind with A
In science Na is the chemical form for Sodium
Cholesterol is a lipid that is transported in the blood using different types of lipoproteins. There are three types of lipoproteins that are differentiated based on their density. Very low-density lipoprotein, low density protein and high density lipoprotein are the three most common types. These lipoproteins use the process of endocytosis to form vesicles that allow the transport of the hydrophobic lipids throughout the blood.
We can expect to find dividing and maturing B cells, aside from the lymph nodes, is in the spleen. The spleen is one of the major lymphoid tissues (i.e. lymph nodes, thymus, mucosa associated lymphoid tissue, etc) where lymphoid cells proliferate. The major cell from the lymphoid lineage that proliferates in the spleen are the B cells.
