Answer: There is an inadequate blood supply to the appendix wall
Explanation: The appendix is a tube-shaped sac that's attached to the large intestine. It exists in humans and a small number of other mammals, including the koala and apes. In medical terms, it’s referred to as 'vermiform appendix' for its thin, worm-like shape.
According to researchers, the human digestive system is full of bacteria necessary to digest food. [1] When attack from diseases, sometimes these important kinds of bacteria are purged or killed off. In such situations, the appendix can act as a reserve for good bacteria. After the immune system beats off the disease, the bacteria emerge and re-colonize the gut.
During appendicitis, bacteria trapped in the lumen of the appendix are not effectively attacked because of the inadequate blood supply to the appendix wall. Therefore leukocytes are not able to migrate to the site of infection to attack the bacteria.
Answer:
B)
Explanation:
their DNA are similar
they are able to reproduce
they are of same species
The answers are LIVER and LIPIDS.
Bile is produced in liver. They're stored in Gall bladder and is released when needed. Their main function is to emulsify lipids into smaller oil droplets. This is a physical digestion. This process can increase the surface area of the lipids so that it can be chemically digested by enzyme lipase later easier. The larger the surface area gets, the more enzyme can digest them at the same time.
Answer:
A.) transcription factors
Explanation:
Transcription factors are often very important in initiating patterns of gene expression that result in major developmental changes.
Answer:
Produce energy (in the form of ATP) for metabolic processes and muscle contraction.
Explanation: