Hydrophobic effect is the tendency of non polar molecules (hydrophobic) in a solvent that is polar to interact with each other resulting to a hydrophobic interaction. These non polar molecules are called hydrophobes and are made of long chains of carbon that are water hating (do not interact with water). In this case,the hydrophobic interactions are most likely to occur on the core of a water soluble protein.
Central nervous system depressment
Telophase because that is when the daughter cells are formed
Electrolytes are nutrients in your body that have important, regulatory functions. An athlete can maintain electrolyte balance by in-taking sodium and potassium.
