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Roles humans can play to balance nature :
- Plant more trees to account for the loss of trees caused by deforestation
- Conserve energy so we don't overuse our natural resources
- Cause less pollution by contributing to more eco-friendly activities
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In the treatment applied to dogs, in 22% of the dogs, the cell specialization process was not successful because the stem cells did not improve the arthritis problem
Stem cells are a type of cell that can transform into any of the 44 types of cells in the body, in a process called cell specialization. For instance:
- Neurons
- Sperms or ovules
- Pneumocytes
- Cells of the epidermis
Cell specialization is a term that refers to the process in which stem cells change from one cell type to another, stem cells modify their genetic expression, acquire specific morphology and functions.
According to the above, the treatment process that was not successful in 22% of the dogs was the cell specialization process, so they could not become the type of cell required to improve the condition of the dogs.
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Answer: The possible genotype for their child is Hh. All the children will be heterozygous for Huntington (Hh).
The possible phenotype for their child is Huntington disease.
Explanation: If H represents the trait for Huntington and h represents normal trait; and if Huntington trait (H) is dominant over normal trait (h), therefore the genotype of the mother who is homozygous for Huntington disease is HH and the genotype of the man who is homozygous normal is hh.
A cross between the man and woman will produce offsprings who are all heterozygous for Huntington disease Hh. Phenotypically, the offsprings will manifest as Huntington disease.
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The release of Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) encourages sustentocytes to release androgen-binding protein (ABP). ABP causes the spermatogonia to bind testosterone. <span>Testosterone stimulates spermatogenesis. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>
