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Lymph is an example of which type of fluid?
Extracellular
How do cells use membrane proteins?
extracellular signaling is one example
Which proteins are there in Extra cellular protein?
That depends on what part of the body (or otherwise) you're talking about. Lots of the body's structure is made from extracellular protein. A common structural extracellular protein in humans is collagen. There's also keratin. You have a number of extracellular proteins in your blood that take part in the blood clotting cascade, for example Factor VIII (which doesn't work properly in haemophiliacs). You may also secrete antibodies into your blood if you get an infection, and they're extracellular proteins too. And that's without looking at all the extracellular proteins that plants, fungi and unicellular organisms can secrete.
Are inorganic nutrients?
Things such as oxygen and water are examples of inorganic nutrients. An example of an organic nutrient would be carbohydrates.
Is a passive transport an example of an essential nutrient for the cell?
Passive transport is not an example of essential nutrients for the cell.
What are real world examples of engulfing?
A boat being surrounded by water is a great example of engulfing.
What blood cells engulfing eating disease causing bacteria is an example of what?
White blood cells engulfing and destroying disease-causing bacteria is an example of immunity.
Is a river swallowing a town an example of engulfing?
Yes
Lymph is an example of which type of fluid?
Extracellular
Which organism does not carry out extracellular digestion?
A cat is an example of an organism that doesn't carry out extracellular digestion. Parasites and fungi are examples of organisms that use extracellular digestion.
How do cells use membrane proteins?
extracellular signaling is one example
What are the example of nutrients?
The 13 Vitamins and 12 Minerals make up nutrients
Important of extracellular slime in food industry?
Some bacteriamay form a slime layer. Bacteria that are covered with this loose shield are protected from dehydration and loss of nutrients. Despite their looseness,slime layersnevertheless play important roles in the attachment of bacteria to surfaces.Slime layerscan also bind cells together, and can trap nutrients and water, acting, for example, as a seal over a nutritious substrate, thus allowing a bacteria to use exoenzymes (extracellular enzymes) in a limited area containing high concentrations of substrate.So basically, slime layers can contribute to bacterial growth, which can result in food spoilage or affect food preservation.
Phagocytosis vs pinocytosis?
Pinocytosis is the introduction of fluids into a cell by invagination of the cell membrane, followed by formation of vesicles within the cells. Phagocytosis is the engulfing and ingestion of bacteria or other foreign bodies by phagocytes.
Which proteins are there in Extra cellular protein?
That depends on what part of the body (or otherwise) you're talking about. Lots of the body's structure is made from extracellular protein. A common structural extracellular protein in humans is collagen. There's also keratin. You have a number of extracellular proteins in your blood that take part in the blood clotting cascade, for example Factor VIII (which doesn't work properly in haemophiliacs). You may also secrete antibodies into your blood if you get an infection, and they're extracellular proteins too. And that's without looking at all the extracellular proteins that plants, fungi and unicellular organisms can secrete.
What is stimulus nutrients?
stimulus nutrients are nutrients that make your heart pump faster and makes you hyper. an example would be like soda or energy drinks
Are inorganic nutrients?
Things such as oxygen and water are examples of inorganic nutrients. An example of an organic nutrient would be carbohydrates.
