Answer:
FALSE
Explanation:
Luteinizing hormone, also known as the lutropin, is a heterodimeric glycoprotein produced by the gonadotropic cells of the anterior pituitary gland.
The function of the luteinizing hormone in males is the secretion of the progesterone hormone. Whereas, in females, the acute rise of this hormone triggers ovulation, maintains the corpus luteum and is also responsible for the secretion of progesterone hormone.
Answer: Fungi are microscopic heterotrophic living organisms that grow as long threads called hyphae. In terms of their function, they can be divided into-
Parasitic fungus that obtains nutrients from living host while harming it, mutualistic fungus that obtains nutrients and inturn provides benefit provides to the host, and saprophytic fungus that are mainly classified as decomposers.
Thus, correct match is as-
A) Parasitic fungus- 4) lives within the blood of another organism and causes disease
B) Mutualistic fungus - 5) lives around the roots of a tree and provides nutrients to the tree
C) Saprophytic fungus- 2) lives in a marsh environment and aids in biodegradation.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
It should be noted that protein consist of amino acids. There are hundred of amino acids that are contained in protein. Examples of protein include fish, meat, eggs, nuts etc.
The amino acid sequence that can be found in the protein determines the primary structure of protein. The functions of protein include building and repair of body tissues, it also helps in maintain a proper potential of hydrogen (PH) for the body. Lastly, protein is also essential for growth as they help in cell and tissue growth.
Enzymes are catalysts that are responsible for speeding the chemical reaction rate in the body cells. Enzymes help in digestion.
Hemoglobin, is a protein that contains iron that can be found in the blood of animals. The function of the haemoglobin is to help in transferring oxygen to the tissues from the lungs.
<span>Nearly all nutrients present in tropical rainforest forests are contained in the (soil)</span>
Fat is converted to carbon dioxide and water. You exhale the carbon dioxide and the water mixes into your circulation until it's lost as urine or sweat
