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What organs takes in air into the respiratory system?
Your lungs
What is the process that takes place when proteins are made from the instructions of RNA?
Translation, it takes place in the cytoplasm of the cell over several different organelles (cell organs) It involves RNA (m,t,r),and its called Transcription.
What organs takes over many functions of the spleen after a splenectomy?
There is no one specific organ that takes over the functions of the spleen, rather their are several tissues in the body that are able to pick up some of the important functions of the spleen, for example the recycling of red blood cells. Yes that is true, but, once the spleen is gone, the liver takes over most of the fuctions that the spleen used to do.
How many weeks does it take for all the basic organs of an embryo to form?
it takes four weeks for the organs of an embryo to form..
What takes up most of the room in a mature proglottid?
reproductive organs
What are the two organs that produce red blood cells prior to birth?
The two organs that produce red blood cells prior to birth are the liver and the spleen. After birth, the bone marrow takes over as the primary site of red blood cell production.
Can you be born with your internal organs outside the body?
yes but it takes years to recover
What is the Special circulation that collects blood from the organs of digestion and takes it to the liver is?
portal
What Is the process that takes place when proteins are made from the instructions of messenger RNA.?
Translation, it takes place in the cytoplasm of the cell over several different organelles (cell organs) It involves RNA (m,t,r),and its called Transcription.
How does is the of the digestive and circulatory systems related to the respiratory system?
The circulatory system takes oxygen from the lungs and carries it to organs such as organs in the digestive system. The organs then use the oxygen to help them function properly and give them energy.
Where does the respiration takes place in the plants?
In plants, respiration takes place in all living cells which contains mitochondria irrespective of the plant organs.
What are the two organs in the babies body that take over the placenta's functions when the baby is born?
After birth, the two organs that take over the placenta's functions are the lungs and the liver. The lungs begin to facilitate gas exchange, allowing the baby to breathe air and obtain oxygen. Meanwhile, the liver takes on functions related to metabolism and detoxification, processing nutrients from breast milk or formula. Together, these organs support the baby's physiological needs as they transition to life outside the womb.
