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Building blocks of the cell?
A typical animal cell consists of a cytoplasm encased by a cell membrane. In the cytoplasm is:- a nucleus - stores genetic information- ribosomes - where proteinsythesis takes place- mitochrondria - for cellular respiration
What are concrete blocks normally used for?
Concrete blocks are large cement bricks used in construction. The main purpose of concrete blocks is for building foundations, basement walls, exterior and partition walls.
Name the process by which plants make sugars that are used as building blocks to construct other molecules and new plant cells?
photosynthesis
Does animal take on cells of eaten animal?
No. The digestive process breaks down the foreign cells. Their constituent molecules may be reused as is, or may be used as building blocks for other molecules, but the cells themselves are certainly not used directly.
The tuna sandwich you have just eaten is broken down to its chemical building blocks?
The tuna sandwich would be broken down into its chemical building blocks, such as proteins from the tuna, carbohydrates from the bread, and fats from any mayonnaise or other ingredients. These building blocks would then be used by the body for energy, repair, and growth in various cells and tissues.
What rock is used to make building blocks my am fertilizers?
Xwhat rock is used to my building blocks of matter and fertilizers
What are casing blocks and why aren't they part of the pyramid today?
Casing Blocks were laid on top of the main blocks used to build a pyramid. They were trimmed so the outer surface would be smooth and the same color. They are no longer used today, because pyramids are no longer being built.
What can be used to create visual texture?
these are the "Building blocks" of an artwork?
What were lewis's used for in building medieval buildings?
lifting blocks of stone
What was used to lave the heavy stone blocks when building the pyramids?
ramps
What is used as building blocks for actin and myosin synthesis?
Amino acids .
How does the pituitary glands affect growth?
One of the main non-tropic hormones the pituitary secreted is called growth hormone which essentially increases the rate in which cells take up amino acids which are used to synthesize proteins. Proteins are the "building blocks" of your body and contributes to the growth of the individual.
