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After about 90 to 120 days they get brittle and are filtered from the blood (mainly) by the liver and the spleen. Most of the chemicals are released into the blood where they are taken up by the bone marrow and used in the production of new red blood cells.
But a fair amount of hemoglobin is broken down by the liver and is added to the bile - where its only function is to color your solid waste.
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What is the fate of the three tiny cells produced in oogenesis?
The three tiny cells produced in oogenesis will deteriorate. This is caused by the lack the cytoplasm that reserves nutrients.
What are examples of fate?
A great example of fate is Oedipus.
What is the fate of the three tiny cells produced during oogenesis and why?
In order to increase genetic variance both egg and sperm undergo meiosis, which results in 4 cells. In oogenesis most of the cells cytoplasm is conserved by one cell known as the ovum. This increases the chance of fertilization and survival of the egg. The remaining three cells are the byproducts of meiosis and are known as polar bodies. They are eventually degraded.
What is the fate of defective or malfunctioning organelles in cells?
The fate of defective or malfunctioning organelles in cells is normally decomposition. An organelle in the cell normally destroys non working organelles and then the cell creates a new one or dies.
Suggest how scientists might have determined the fate of these molecules?
dna
Stem cells are importatt the body why?
stem cell are master cell. IE. they are further differentiated into different type of cell. Their fate is to form different type of blood cells and immune system cells stem cells are undifferentiated cells that can change into the cells where they are needed. loads of cells die everyday and stem cells are used to replace them. there is now a treatment for all kinds of diseases where the body is to damaged to replace the cells. so a laboratory grows the stem cells and it is injected.
If the whit blood cells are not able to stop invading pathogens?
A run away infection. Such is the fate of untreated AIDSvictims.
How do embryonic cells acquire their fate?
the fate of embryonic cells is in the hands of genes. they are responsible for the embryonic cells differentiation. if clitoris develops, penis is formed and male is produced. if clitoris is suppressed, vagina is formed and female is produced.
What is the prospective potency of cells in mosaic development?
greater than prospective fate...
Will breast enhancement pills affect your blood sugar?
breast enhancement pills incense blood fate
What controls blood glucose level and determines the fate of glycogen?
pancreas
What controls blood glucose levels and determine fate of glycogen?
pancreas
Which of the following is not a possible fate of the glucose which is taken into cells?
Oxidation to pyruvate via gluconeogenesis
What is the exposition of The Aged Mother?
The exposition of "The Aged Mother" sets the scene in ancient Japan, where a cruel law decrees that all old people must be taken to the mountains and abandoned to die. The story begins when the protagonist's mother is faced with this fate, leading to her son's decision to disobey the law and save her.
What chart position did simple twist of fate get?
"Simple Twist of Fate" is a song by Bob Dylan, released on his 15th studio album Blood on the Tracks in 1975
What is the fate of the three tiny cells produced in oogenesis?
The three tiny cells produced in oogenesis will deteriorate. This is caused by the lack the cytoplasm that reserves nutrients.
What was the fate of the lighthouse of Alexandria structure?
The lighthouse of Alexandria was damaged in an earthquake in 1303 and another twenty years later in 1323. It toppled as a result of the earthquakes in 1326.
