Answer: E) provide the defense for the CNS
Explanation:
Astrocytes can be defined as one of the cell types in the central nervous system. These are the dominant glial cell found in the brain. These cells perform a variety of functions in the brain. The functions includes axon guidance, synaptic support, controlling the blood brain barrier and blood flow. These cells maintain the chemical environment in the brain especially around the neuron.
These cells do not provide to the central nervous system.
There will be no recombinant progeny in absolute linkage. The F1 inherted banded and yellow alleles (BBCY) together on one chromosome from the banded yellow parent and unbanded and brown allels (BOCBw) together on the homologous chromosome from the unbanded parent. All the F1 gametes will contain only these two allelic combinations, in equal proportions if there is no recombination. F2 cross progeny will have 1/2 banded, that is yellow and 1/2 unbanded brown.
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<span>Adenine bonds with Thyamine Guanine bonds with Cytosine and vice-versa</span>
The part of the neuron that carries impulses away from the cell body is the axon. Think Axon, Away.
