Answer: 6 molecules of oxygen
Explanation: in every atom of oxygen there are one and it says 6 molecules so there should be six, to my understanding
Correct me if I’m wrong sorry
Answer:
The correct answer is option D, that is, 2,4,6,1,5,3.
Explanation:
With the approaching of sound waves, ear pinna mediates it towards the external auditory canal, this makes sound waves to reach the tympanic membrane. This results in the vibration of the tympanic membrane, and as the malleus, that is, the first ear ossicle, which is attached to the tympanic membrane gets displaced.
This movement of the malleus further moves the stapes and the incus. As the footplate of the stapes is associated with the oval window, the movement of the oval window takes place. This movement of the oval window creates pressure waves in the vestibular duct's perilymph. The movement of these pressure waves takes place from the Oval window to the Round window.
At the time of this movement, the pressure wave distorts the basilar membrane on its path to the round window, resulting in the vibration of the basilar membrane and the hair cells situated in the membrane against the tectorial membrane.
The stimulation of the sensory neurons takes place in the vestibulocochlear nerve's cochlear branch due to the displacement of the stereocilia. Post this, information reaches the auditory cortex in the temporal lobe's superior temporal gyrus, and hearing takes place.
Cell signalling pathways are used to maintain homeostasis. Enzymes are normally present in adequate concentrations but whenever the need for a particular enzyme or protein arises, cell signalling is used.
Signal is sent to that particular cell, the process of genetic expression is activated. A gene that codes for that particular protein(enzyme of interest) goes through transcription, where that genes DNA is copied to make a messenger RNAmolecule, which is further expressed by a process called Protein expression. Lastly, transported to that particular area where it is needed.
One of the reasons the plasma membrane can have<span> selective permeability</span><span> it's because it's composed by a bi-layer of phospholipids.
The interaction between them and other molecules will influence how these molecules will cross the membrane. If the molecule it's </span>hydrophobic it can easily cross, if it's polar molecules and ions( hydrophilic), they cannot cross easily.
