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Answer:
E) Ca2+ from the sarcoplasmic reticulum binds to troponin
Explanation:
<u>Distress vocalizations</u> can help this rescue dog and firefighters find fearful people and pets stuck in buildings that are on fire
Distress vocalizations are sounds produced in the presence of painful, stressful, or threatening stimuli.
Mammalian vocalizations are the product of respiratory and laryngeal activities under the direct control of brain stem cranial and spinal motor neurons and modulated by higher brain processes.
Vocalizations offer the further promise of unique informational content about the emotional state of the subject. There is evidence that the form, contexts, and neural processes which modulate distress vocalizations are highly conserved between species.
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Answer:
1)Manganese (Mn)
2)Sulfur(S)
Explanation:
Atoms of which element contain 25 protons?
It is Manganese.
The atomic number of an element is the number of proton in the nucleous of an atom of the element. Here proton= 25= atomic number.
The number of proton helps to identify the particular element. In the modern periodic table, the elements are arrange base on how the atomic number is increasing. Then Manganese has atomic number of 25.
✓Which element has an atomic number of 16?
It is Sulfur, as explained earlier, the number of pron in the atom of the sulfur element is 16.
Answer:
The proximal tubule of nephron in the kidney is composed of single layer of cuboidal cells that are covered with striated borders.
Explanation:
Proximal tubules or proximal convoluted tubule is an important part of vertebrate kidney which is located between bowman's capsule and loop of Henle.
Proximal tubules are divided into 2 parts- Proximal convoluted tubules and Proximal straight tubules.
Proximal convoluted tubules are located entirely to the renal cortex and the Proximal straight tubules descend into the outer medulla.
The major function of Proximal tubules are mainly absorption and secretion.
The proximal tubules helps to regulate the pH from the filtration and also causes sodium reabsorption that is driven by P type ATPase.70% re absorption of sodium takes place in the proximal tubules through active transport.
Moreover elimination of ammonia takes place through proximal tubules by breaking glutamine to alpha ketoglutarate.
