Answer:
The protein responsible for inhibiting the elongation of filaments is the Actin Filament Capping Protein (CapZ)
Explanation:
CapZ is a protein capable of inhibiting the elongation of filaments by binding actin to its ends
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Explanation:
Duchenne muscular dystrophy acts as a X-linked recessive disease. Which means the gene sits on the X chromosome, and you need two bad copies to show disease (for females) and one bad copy (to show in males).
Now from our knowledge, we know males are XY and females are XX. Males have only one copy of the X chromosome from their mother and one copy of the Y chromosome from their father, thus if they get the mutated version of the gene that causes this disease, they will get the disease. However, if a female has a mutated version of gene on one of the X chromosome, the other X chromosome could have a normal gene and that normal gene would take over and produce a normal phenotype/function.
Since, boys only have one X chromosome, if they get the mutated gene they will get the disease, whereas females have two X chromosome (so even if one copy is bad and the other is good, the good version can take over, however boys don't have this) thus mostly male children are affected by this.
Answer:
Food for the plant and the ground soil around the plant will get nutrients.
Explanation:
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Left - antigen
Top Right - antibody
Bottom right - B cell
Explanation:
Antibodies (top right label) are Y shaped proteins involved in the detection of pathogens. They specifically detect molecules associated with pathogens called antigens (left).
Antibodies are produced by B cells (bottom right) which are a specialised class of immune cells that make up part of the adaptive immune system. B cells are often referred to as white blood cells.