Killed at lest 90,000 - 146,000
Answer:
All of the above (marcaine, xylocaine, and novocain are local anesthetics)
Explanation:
Local anesthetics are medications that are administered to render a specific part of the body numb, and cause loss of sensation usually for a short period of time. The patient administered a local anesthetics, only feels numbness in the targeted part during the surgical procedure, and as such feels no pain or stress on the part of the body where such procedure is being performed.
All of the above listed medications are examples of local anesthetics.
The radioisotope 16-N will most likely be found in proteins in the ribosome, cell membrane and carbohydrate-metabolism related proteins.
This is because, proteins are synthesized from amino acids which individually require nitrogen for their own synthesis. Also, proteins make up more of the E. coli biomass than do the purine and pyrimidine nucleotides whose synthesis also require nitrogen.
Microorganisms such as the E. coli bacteria, have certain nutritional requirements for growth. These requirements include carbon source, nitrogen source and growth factors.
A nutrient medium provides these nutrients for microbial growth.
Nitrogen is required by microbial cells such as E. coli for use in the synthesis of proteins, amino acids, DNA, and RNA.
A radioisotope 16-N in a nutrient medium for growing E. coli cells will be used in the synthesis of these biomolecules.
However, because proteins are found more abundantly in E. coli cells, the radioisotope 16-N will mostly be found in cellular proteins such as ribosomes, cell membrane and carbohydrate-metabolism related proteins.
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Answer:
B It occurs in animal cells, but not in plant cells. this is the answer
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