Answer: BIGGER THAN NORMAL VENTRICLES.
The most structural abnormality Darius the neurological researcher sees in the brains of individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia is enlarged ventricles (bigger than normal ventricles of the brain).
Schizophrenia is a chronic and degenerative mental disorder(originates in the brain).
It is characterised by impaired contact with reality,lack of motivation,trouble with thinking and behavior which has a gross negative effect in activities of daily living, hallucinations and delusions.
Explanation: Certain changes occurs in the brain in schizophrenia (schizophrenic attack) and one of the common changes is enlargement of the ventricles in the brain.
This enlargement in the ventricles of the brain is due to the reduction in the volume of the thalamus of the brain as well as reduction in the striatum and the superior temporal cortex of the brain.
The reduction in the volume of these brain structures results in the shrinking of the thalamus,there is also significant shrinkage of the medial nuclei, adjacent striatum and the insular cortex all found in the brain.
All these contribute grossly to the enlargement of the ventricles of the brain which is associated with schizophrenia.
The answer is; Mercalli intensity scale
It measures the intensity of an earthquake which can be determined by its destruction effect. The Ritcher scale on the other hand mostly measures the energy of an earthquake. The Mercalli scale ranges from I (no destruction) to XII (Total destruction).
<span>This is negative feedback. In this case, the body is creating a response to a stimulus that will cause that stimulus to go away. By putting mechanisms into place that reduce body temperature, the overheating is being caused to abate.</span>
Answer:
The interphase: <em>DNA duplication</em>; The prophase: <em>Nucleus disappear</em>; The metaphase: <em>Chromosome line up at the middle of cell</em>; The anaphase: <em>Chromatids separation</em>; The telophase: <em>New cell membrane formed</em>; The cytokinesis: <em>Divided into two cell</em>.
Explanation:
A cell cycle includes 4 main phases: G0 phase, Interphase, Mitotic or Meiosis phase, Cytokinesis.
- G0: cell has left the cycle and stop dividing
- Interphase: including G1, S, G2: cell increases its size, and the DNA is duplicated to prepare for cell division.
- Mitotic or Meiosis phase: including prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase. In this stage, the nucleus and materials are divided.
- Cytokinesis: Cell divides into two daughter cells.