A seed uses its stored food when it is growing.
Answer:
There is no scientific evidence to prove that people with schizophrenia ingest dopamine capable of accumulating excess in the body.
Explanation:
Although you did not specify that your question is associated with the origin of schizophrenia in people, we can see that this is the main topic of your question, due to its context. This is because scientists have been striving to find the origin of this disease, in order to be able to combat it in the early stages. Although many scientists believe that the origin of this disease is associated with excessive intake of dopamine, there is not strong enough scientific evidence to show that this is true. Because of this lack of evidence, filmmakers have focused on associating the origin of the disease with the sensitivity of the dopamine receptor and not with the dopain itself.
The answer is B. The higher the concentration of substrate, the FASTER a reaction happens (since there are more opportunities for molecules to collide in a way that favours the reaction), so B is an incorrect statement.
The other three options describe correct features of catalysts and/or enzymes (which are considered “biological catalysts”).
A is the answer because that is how we should understand the poetic words used by the author as it does not need to be in the dictionary
Answer:
It would be difficult to recreate the exact conditions of the chemical release elsewhere.
Explanation: