Answer:
The correct answer is the neurotoxin known as tetanospasmin toxin.
Explanation:
Tetanus is a disease caused by a bacteria known as clostridium. The bacteria are found in soil, manure, dust, and saliva. It can enter the host body by a cut or rusted or dusty nail or burn. It causes muscle spasm or jaw locking or bone locking.
It releases the neurotoxin that is tetanospasmin toxin that inhibits the secretion of γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) and results in a variety of symptoms associated with tetanus.
Thus, the correct answer is the neurotoxin known as tetanospasmin toxin.
Answer:
I think it's inanimate (viewpoint)
Abiotic because biotic is living. So abiotic is the opposite.
Phosphorus. It's not abundant, but it's important. There are traces of it in our bones and in the "phospho-lipid bilayer" of the membrane.
Hope that helps!
