The mesentery (MESS un tayr ree) is a structure that’s connects the loops of the small intestine l. The mesentery binds the inte
stines together so it can’t get tangled or twisted. The mesentery also carries blood, nerves signals, and lymph fluids to and from the intestine. Scientists recently classified the mesentery as an organ. What must be true if the mesentery is an organ? Choose the three statements that apply.
A. It is part of an organ system.
B. It has a specific function in the body.
C. It is composed of different kinds of tissues.
D. It is found in every type of multicellular organism.
E. It is a group of similar cells that carry out the same function.
The correct answer is - C. It is composed of different kinds of tissues.
Explanation:
An organ is a part of the body that is composed of different types of tissues that form a structure and vascularisation, and capable of the development of a physiological function.
The mesentery is a structure that connects the loops of the small intestine which is made up of the different types of tissue to perform a various functions and is not a part of a particular organ system.
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Cell division by mitosis occurs in all human body cells except the gonads (sex cells). During mitosis, the DNA is exactly copied and a new daughter cell created with the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell, ie 46.
