Answer:
1. Cell Wall
2. Amount of Vacuoles
3. Plastids
4. Size
5. Plasmodesmata
Explanation:
1. Animal Cells dont have cell wall, while Plant Cells do.
2. Animal Cells contain many/ multiple vacuoles, while Plant Cells only contain one.
3. Animal Cells dont have plastids, Plant Cells do have (eg. Chloroplasts)
4. Animal Cells are larger in comparison to Plant Cells
5. Animal Cells dont have plasmodesmata while Plant Cells do have.
Hmm well diverting runoff water to prevent contamination of nearby water sources. Water treatment processes for surface water, process waters and other types of mining water. Implement a constant water management system both during and long after all mining efforts on the site.
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The correct answer is that "further teaching on skin care is necessary". This patient is using tepid water to cleanse the area as well as applying ice three times a day. The nurse should educate the patient that the extremes of temperatures are not necessary and should be avoided such as warm to hot water as well as cold water or even ice. Cold water or ice will constrict blood vessels in the area and can produce tissue necrosis by ischemia. Warm to hot water can scald the skin (if hot enough) and even promote the redness as warm water dilates blood vessels.
The term is ADVERSE DRUG REACTION. Adverse drug reaction refers to an injury that occur as a result of taking a particular medication. It may result from a long time use of a drug or from a single dose. Adverse drug reaction is always negative and may be very dangerous to the well being of the user
Answer;
-Enzymes
Enzymes are class of proteins, they make metabolic reactions proceed much faster than they would have on their own.
Explanation;
-Proteins are biological macromolecules that are diverse in shape size and function. Enzymes are biological molecules (proteins) that act as catalysts and help complex reactions occur everywhere in life. They are biological catalysts.
All enzymes are proteins by definition. But not all biomolecular catalysts are proteins. Most enzymes are proteins, although a few are catalytic RNA molecules.
