Answer: c. signal amplification
Explanation:
The uncoupling of the G-protein and inhibiting of the signal amplification are the two affects of the pertusis toxin. It is released by the bacteria called <em>Bordetella pertusis. </em>The G-proteins are affected by the action of pertusis toxin. The production to the excess level of cAMP due to the conversion of ATP into cAMP the ribosylation of the ADP molecules occurs due to pertusis toxin. This leads to the damage of G-proteins.
The correct answer is mouth of a river
That's where the river slows down and particles start sedimenting. When the sediment is huge, deltas are formed.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
this is because it is sharing in the food that is meant for the organism
I think it’s F, c, and a.
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