There was low concentration of salt in the water compared to the cell because when blood cells are put in a hypotonic solution like pure water can cause the cell to swell up and burst due to the little concentration on no concentration
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It is the conversion of CO2 into organic compounds, and it forms 3-PGA. Which is animportant difference between light-dependent<span> (</span>L-D) and light-independent<span> (</span>L-IND<span>) </span>reactions in photosynthesis<span>? The </span>L-D reactions<span> require </span>light<span> energy and water, and the </span>L-IND reactions<span> require ATP, NADPH and CO2.</span>
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Agglutination is defined as the clumping of blood particles which occurs when an antigen binds with corresponding antibody in blood plasma.
Agglutination is most commonly used in blood grouping. While determining blood type, few blood drops are mix with sera that contain antibodies (anti-sera) against the ABO and the Rh systems. If the blood cells forms clump, the antibody bound to appropriate antigen on the cells and on the basis of agglutination blood group is assigned to an individual, for example if blood agglutinates in anti-A, the A antigen and are Type A blood group.
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Mitochondria- Creates energy in the form of ATP
Lysosome- Removes waste and can destroy the cell in a process called apoptosis.
Golgi- Transport proteins synthesized by the cell
These microbial infections that are acquired by hospital patients as they are being used as the compromised host are the nosocomial infections. These type of infections are primarily caused by bacterial pathogens entering the patient's body and mainly causes urinary tract infection, pneumonia, and other illnesses.
