<span>The brain's pineal gland produces the hormone melatonin, which helps control your sleepiness and wakefulness cycles. Melatonin is a natural hormone in the body which production is </span>stimulated by darkness and decreased by light. This hormone is involved in the <span>internal body clock and regulates diverse body functions.</span>
It is called <span>Osteoclasts.</span>
I believe it is amino acids?
Answer:
As light intensity increases to 800 (units), the rate of photosynthesis also increases. This is because a higher light intensity results in an increased rate of the light dependent reaction. However, when light intensity increases above 800, the rate of photosynthesis remains constant. This is because the light intensity is no longer the limiting factor, meaning that something else must be limiting the rate of photosynthesis. This could be carbon dioxide concentration or water availability. CO2 is required for the light independent stage of photosynthesis (the Calvin cycle) whereas water is required to produce H+ and e- for the electron transport chain.
Explanation:
I hope this would be enough to get the 4 marks. The main point is that the rate does not increase each time light intensity increases, because there is a limiting factor that is affecting the rate of the light independent reaction.
Most
often, antigens are composed of glycoproteins.
<span>An
antigen is a molecule with the possibility to induce an immune response. An
antigen is recognized inside the body by antibodies produced to match an
antigen and to come into contact with it. Antigens can be peptides (amino acid
chains), polysaccharides or lipids.</span>