Channel proteins help large molecules pass through the cell membrane.
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500-600 miles per hour (in deep water) 20-30 miles per hour (near shore)
Explanation: i dont know if this is the length and width of a tsunami wave but its the mph... hope this kinda helps :)
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a. general stimulus origin: Proprioceptors, Exteroreceptors, Interoceptors
b. special modality of stimulus: Baroreceptors, Chemoreceptors Thermoreceptors
Explanation:
The sensory modality of stimulus refers to the aspect of a stimulus, and the sensation that is felt after a stimulus has had effect. Different sensory modalities include, temperature(thermoreceptors), light, chemicals(chemoreceptors), pressure(baroreceptors), and sound.
Stimulus origin is a classification system of receptors that indicates where a stimulus stems from. Exteroreceptors detect stimuli from the external environment and an example is the receptors found in the nasal cavity. Interoceptors are found in the internal organs and typically affect the smooth muscles of these organs. Proprioceptors are found in muscles, joints and tendons.
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secondary structure
Explanation:
Alpha helices and beta sheets are two main structural forms in secondary structure of proteins. This structures are formed spontaneously. The next step of protein structure formation is folding into tertiary three-dimensional form.
In diseases such as CJD and kuru, protein prion is changed in structure. It is not known how degeneration of priones protein structure occurs, but it can lead to neurodegenerative diseases which can even be fatal.
Priones are also known as proteinaceous infectious particles.
