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Answer:
b. using negative feedback to decrease blood glucose levels
Explanation:
When the level of glucose increases in the blood and become higher than the normal level a negative feedback mechanism is initiated under the control of hypothalamus. which increase the metabolism of excessive glucose level present in blood and hence results in decrease or normalization of glucose level in blood.
Reference: Mayer, Jean. "Glucostatic mechanism of regulation of food intake." New England Journal of Medicine 249.1 (1953): 13-16.
Complete question
Which method best describes how an organism regulates blood glucose levels after consumption of a large meal?
a. using negative feedback to increase blood glucose levels
b. using negative feedback to decrease blood glucose levels
c. using positive feedback to increase blood glucose levels
d. using positive feedback to decrease blood glucose levels
Transposable elements are considered to be responsible for vast range of genome diversity and gene silencing.
Explanation:
Transposable elements are short sequences of DNA that have the ability to move from one location to another in the genome. During this process they copy themselves.
The entire process carried out by transposable elements to copy themselves and move from one location to another is called transposition.
Transposition may result in mutation and is potentially a major source of genome diversity and change. If a transposon inserts itself into the coding region of a gene,it interrupts the coding sequence and inactivates the gene expression.
In addition to this, a transposable element may contain transcription or translation termination signal that will block the gene expression downstream of insertion site.
Answer:
X: Producers undergo photosynthesis. Y: Decomposers return carbon to the soil and release waste.
Explanation:
Producers utilize carbon dioxide present in the atmosphere as a source of carbon for the production of organic compounds during the process of photosynthesis. According to the flow chart the producers are consumed by the consumers. (Box 3) Decomposers break down the dead consumers and give back the carbon present in the bodies of the consumer to the atmosphere in the form of carbon dioxide.
Atmospheric carbon dioxide ---> X ---> Consumers eat producers ---> Y
