Answer:
It acts as a spreading factor.
Explanation:
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that are used for the degradation of hyaluronic acid. This enzyme increases the tissue permeability in the organism. The discoverer of Hyaluronidase was Karl Meyer.
Hyaluronidase acts as a spreading factor that allows the spread of toxins as it breaks the hyaluronic acid in snake of insect venom. This enzyme is present in the venom of snakes, honeybee and lizard.
Thus, the correct answer is option (1).
The aminoacid corresponding for codon GAC is aspartic acid (ASP/D).
Options for the questions are not given. They are as follows :
A ) 1,2,3
B) 2,3
C)1 ,3, 4
D)1
E) 1 through 4
Answer:
C) 1,3,4
Explanation:
Some aphids make black walnut trees their habitat in the forest and only prefer to mate with aphids who have the same habitat. This is an example of reproductive isolation since these aphids now have different mating preferences and hence are isolated from rest of the aphids. The isolation occurred on the basis of difference in habitats so it is also an example of habitat isolation. Since the mating is prevented all together it is also an example of prezygotic barrier i.e. formation of zygote is inhibited. However, it is not an example of allopatric speciation since the aphids are not separated geographically from each other. They are present in the same area but have different habitat preference. Hence, option C is correct answer.
Answer: New Patient Forms or Intake Forms
Explanation:
New patient forms have one purpose: to gather enough information about the patient's habits, general health, medical history, allergies and other information that will enable the medical organization to provide effective and safe treatment for the patient.
Often the forms provide information about the patient's rights and the responsibilities of the medical organization in administering health care to the patient.
Sometimes, new patient forms ask permission to obtain medical data from other medical organizations that had provided medical services to the patient.