Answer: Post-partal diaphoresis
Explanation:
Post-partal diaphoresis is called the profuse sweating occur in pregnant women after the birth.
Post-partal diaphoresis is defined as a postpartum night sweats caused due to low level of estrogen after pregnancy. The woman's body adjust itself after pregnancy and that is why there are several changes in the level of hormones results into postpartum night sweats.
The two key hormone released during pregnancy involve progesterone and estrogen, after pregnancy the release of these hormones decreases and hence body temperature increases or decreases.
Thus, the Post-partal diaphoresis is called postpartum night sweats.
Glycolysis is the first step of cellular respiration - the process comprised of series of reactions in which energy is extracted from glucose molecules. The process of glycolysis is almost same in all living organisms.
If we quickly overview the process of glycolysis, we see that it is a process of earning ATPs as a return on ATP investment, why?
- 2 ATP molecules are invested during the first or preparatory phase pf glycolysis.
- 2 ATP molecules are formed for each glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate molecule. Therefore, total four ATP molecules are produced.
- Other than ATP, 1 NADH + H+ is also produced for each molecule of glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate.
Therefore,total amount of 2 NADH and 4ATP molecules are produced.
But since, there was an investment of two ATPs during the preparatory phase of glycolysis. Therefore, a total of 4-2=2 ATPs is formed/ So it is like an earning on an investment.
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The probability of life evolving into a complex form is one of the factors in the Drake equation. Drake himself estimated that probability as 1.0, for what that's worth.
<span>He had that confidence precisely because descent-with-variation seems pretty certain to be a universe process because it's so straightforward. If you have something that reproduces imperfectly, eventually more complex versions will be the result. Even the "natural selection" part is optional if you were just imagining searching through the vast space of genetic possibilities, but finite resources make selection inevitable.</span>