How diseases happens to spread in communities is the direct contact of bacteria, viruses or other germs from one person to another. This can happen when an individual with bacterium or virus touches, kisses, or coughs on someone who isn’t infected.
The answer would be C. studying chromosomal changes in mitosis cell division. because mitosis is when the parent cells are just copies of an identical cell or known as the daughter cell.
I believe it is the occipital bone
Acetylcholine receptor locales are blocked. Acetylcholine receptors are found on the surface of muscle cells, moved in the neurotransmitter between nerve cells and muscle cells. It is ligand-gated particle channels, and, as different individuals from the "Cys-circle" ligand-gated particle channel superfamily, are made out of five protein subunits symmetrically organized like fights around a barrel.
Answer:
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Explanation:
In a flexed arm, the biceps brachii contract and the attached tendon pulls radius and ulna upwards. During flexion, the triceps brachii relax.
Upper Arm Muscles and Tendons:
- The biceps brachii, a two headed muscle, joins the upper arm bone, humerus through a tendon.
- Most of the muscle mass of biceps brachii is located anterior to the humerus.
- The triceps, a three headed muscle, possesses three attachments:
- The long head originates from the scapula.
- The lateral head from the proximal region of the humerus
- The medial head from the distal region of the humerus.
- All three converge into one tendon which attaches to the ulna.