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Answer:
The correct answer is: she won't have children with the disease because for this particular condition to appear, both parents need to have the trait and she doesn't have it.
Explanation:
Sickle Cell Disease is a condition that <u>affects the red blood cells,</u> since the hemoglobin (the protein inside the red blood cells that carry oxygen and carbon dioxide) is abnormal. This condition <u>produces anemia</u> and may lead to higher chances of bacterial infection and strokes.
Sickle Cell Disease is a genetic condition that is <u>inherited in a </u><u>recessive</u><u> way</u>: this means that for someone to have it, both parents must have the trait for the condition.
Answer:
I believe that it is kinetic energy.
Explanation: I apologize if this is not the correct answer, but I believe that it is. Hope this helps. ^-^
The thorax is a very vital and important organ in the human body.
- It is a structure that serves as a<u> </u><u>protective covering</u> for organs in the body such as<u> the lungs, the heart, some vital blood vessels</u> e.t.c
It is<u> false</u> that to <em>make a person breathe in, the volume of the chest cavity must decrease, creating a higher pressure in the thorax.</em>
- When a person breathes in, <u>the chest cavity expands (the volume increases) and the pressure in the thorax decreases.</u>
- When a person breathes out, <u>the chest cavity decreases in size, and the pressure in the thorax increases. </u>
- Therefore, we can see that the <u>process of breathing in humans</u>, follows the <u>principle of Boyle's Law.</u>
- Boyle's law states that as the<u> volume increases there is a decrease in pressure</u> and <u>as the volume decrease there is an increase in pressure. </u>
Therefore, It is <u>false</u> that to <em>make a person breathe in, the volume of the chest cavity must decrease, creating a higher pressure in the thorax.</em>
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