How does shivering relate to atp hydrolysis? [ad_1] Shivering uses the energy produced by hydrolysis of ATP to generate heat. In other words we shiver to keep warm. Shivering is the involuntary contraction and relaxation of skeletal muscles in small movements. The enzyme myosin-ATPase is the enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of ATP to produce […]
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What are common mistakes students make with neurulation? [ad_1] Neurulation varies depending on the /organism of focus. Key terms: -lecith: pertaining to the yolk micro: small meso: moderate macro: large Microlecithal: For example an amphioxus embryo undergoes neurulation as a step on it’s own – nothing else is happening except for the neurulation. Mesolecithal: For
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How do guard cells of a leaf help to maintain homeostasis in a plant? [ad_1] Homeostasis is keeping the internal environment of the organism as constant as possible. Water is the most important factor in doing so in all living things including plants. This is because it work as a solvent thermoregulator and is involved
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What are blastomeres? [ad_1] Cells formed by cleavage of a fertilized ovum is known as blastomere . These blastomeres together are called Blastula . In the initial stage of development the blastomeres adhere to each other in a mass called a morula . ( which is shown as 1 ) . The 2nd stage is
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