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It contains dissolved substances, cells and cell fragments.
The other parts of blood are:
Red blood cells - Carry blood around the body
White blood bells - Fight against bacteria and diseases
Platelets - Small fragments of bells. They are involved in forming blood clots.
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The answer is A, Thalamus.
<em>ATP stands for denosine tri phosphate ..
<u>formation:
</u>it is formed in the respiration ..also 36 molecules of ATP are formed during break down of 1 glucose molecule ..
<u>function:
</u>its function is to provide energy ,,
<u>how it provides energy:
</u>when one phosphate molecule separate ATP is converted into ADP and energy is released..
and when one phosphate is separated from ADP AMP is formed and energy is released ..</em>
Approximately 25-30 minutes but it could depend on the drug
