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D) The cytoskeleton provide structural support that helps hold the organelles in place
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The absorbance of 460nm light by the treatment solutions was the test performed by the student.
Explanation:
Cell membranes are phospholipid bilayers which are mostly displayed by the 'fluid mosaic model' which consists of proteins, carbohydrate polymers and glycoproteins making them able to move around quite freely amongst the phospholipids. A normal membrane permeability test involves investigating the effects of a named variable on the membrane permeability of any vegetable such as beetroot whose biological name is Beta Vulgaris. The variables to investigate are the influence of solvents and temperature because these factors can change the fluidity of the membrane. Beetroot is an important item for this test because of the distinctive betalains pigment that its stem tuber contains. These pigments form an important signal indicating membrane fluidity as they are usually contained in the vacuole of intact beetroot cells. An instant or constant increase in membrane fluidity will cause the pigment to spill out of the cell, and the amount of pigment can be measured simply by using a colorimeter.
The above description is performed under the test of The absorbance of 460nm light by the treatment solutions.
The answer to this question would be more movement.
The amphiarthrodial joint is a joint that you will found in the rib cage. This joint doesn't have a synovial cavity and only allow a little movement.
But synarthrodial joints movement is practically zero. The example for <span>synarthrodial joint would be suture in your skull. Skull joint in adult can't move so its volume can't be changed.</span>
The patient probably has diabetes insipidus.
Diabetes insipidus is a disease that caused by decreases in antidiuretic hormone that produced by the hypothalamus. The antidiuretic hormone will be secreted when the body lacks water. It will decrease the urine production(antidiuretic) and increase thirst to replenish the water.
Continous <span>deficiency of antidiuretic hormone will cause the person to continuously create urine, make it diluted and the osmolarity becomes decreased. It will also cause continuous thirst.</span>
