Answer: conditioned stimulus
Explanation:
The conditioned stimulus is the part of the classical conditioning. The conditioned stimulus is a neutral stimulus and its effect remains hidden or the subject may not show any response towards it for some reasons. This stimulus becomes associated with the unconditioned stimulus to trigger the response in the stimulus. For example food is the conditioned stimulus but the smell of food is the unconditioned stimulus. The food may appear less tempting to the subject but before showing the food to the subject the smell of food may attract the subject.
Answer: Option E. "toxoplasmosis"
Explanation:
Toxoplasmosis is a disease caused from infection with the parasite "Toxoplasma gondii". It can occur due to eating undercooked contaminated meat, from mother-to-child during pregnancy or exposure from infected cat feces.
Toxoplasmosis is said as one of the major problem for AIDS patients that is caused by reactivation of a chronic infection. It generally targets to the brain (encephalitis) and the the eyes.
The common symptoms of toxoplasmosis involves swollen lymph nodes, headaches, fatigue, and fever.
Thus the correct option is E.
Answer: see below
Explanation:
So, kinetic energy means an object is already in motion. Potential energy, means an object has the potential to transfer energy but is idle. Mechanical energy is something like a wheel turning. That is also correlated with kinetic energy. Which in turn, means when a wheel rotates, the object is in motion. Therefore transferring energy.
Answer:
Anti Social personality disorder means the disability of a person to function personally along with other people. People don't have the confidence to go out and be social and interact with other people.
Borderline personality disorder is the one in which your mind thinks of you someone who you are not and acts differently according to that new personality formed in the mind.
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Answer:
oligomers, protofilaments, sheets of protofilaments, closing of microtubule, elongating microtubule dimers
Explanation:
Microtubules are polymers of tubulin and they are part of the cytoskeleton. The roles of the microtubules are to maintain the shape and structure of the cell, intracellular transport, they are structural part of the cilia an flagella, they are involved in cell division etc.
Tubulin that is the basic unit of microtubules is composed of two globular proteins, alpha and beta tubulin. Alpha and beta subunits spontaneously form dimerswhich then assemble into oligomers, then in chains (protofilaments); that can form a variety of intermediate structures such as single and double rings or spirals. Protofilaments that associate side-by-side form sheets of protofilaments which then curle to form a tube or cylinder (closing of microtubule). Continued growth of microtubules occurs by the direct addition of more dimers on + side.
