Answer:
Fimbriae
Explanation:
The fimbria is a type of pilus possessed by some bacteria (Gram positive or negative) specially designed for attachment to surfaces or to neighbouring cells.
<em>Pili are generally thread-like or hair-like outgrowths on the surface of bacteria or other prokaryotic cells. While some function as structures for attachment are often referred to as fimbriae, some function by stabilizing mating bacteria during conjugation process.</em>
Answer:
No
In RNA their arn't any base pairs but instead there are simply one base pairs, so any cytosine and guanine molecule are not related to each other at all, and thereby they don't have to be the same amounts.
I believe the answer you're looking for is in your question.
Matter is the name for all physical material in the universe.
Answer: Option A.
participate in innate immunity
secrete granzymes and perforin
Explanation:
Cytotoxic T (TC) cells are like natural killer (NK) cells because they both because participate in innate immunity they are components of innate immune system i.e white blood cells that fight against disease or act as defence for infections.
NK cells can recognize and destroy cells that have regulated MHC class I molecules from their cell surface. They recognise the viral pathogens and activate the receptor that bind to the target cell and it releases cytotoxic granules that contain perforin and granzymes, which leads to lysis of the target cell and then it's clear off the infection by producing antibodies.
Answer: C: Neurons that analyze and respond to specific types of input.
Explanation:
