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What would happen if someone ate your nose off?
Then there would be two small holes in you face. But that is not going to happen!
What would happen if fleas didn't have mice?
yo FACE!
Why can't dogs lick your face?
Nothing would happen
Who would win a large ox or a polar bear?
The polar bear. It would bite the large ox's face.
What kinds of molecules, including the keyword, face difficulty in passing through a cell membrane?
Large or polar molecules, such as proteins or carbohydrates, face difficulty in passing through a cell membrane due to their size or charge.
What would happen if you went back in time and shot yourself in the face?
You would die
Why would the nucleus of a cell become destroyed?
because it saw your face
Who would win a large ox or a grizzly bear?
The grizzly bear. It will bite the large ox's face.
What would happen if you didn't have a face?
you wouldn't be able to use your senses and life would be a lot harder.
What would happen to the size of cell membrane if the a cell were undergo endocytosis and no exocytosis?
If a cell underwent endocytosis without any exocytosis, the size of the cell membrane would gradually decrease as portions of the membrane are internalized to form vesicles. Over time, this could lead to an increase in the cell's internal volume at the expense of the membrane surface area. Eventually, the cell could face issues related to membrane integrity and functionality due to the imbalance between endocytosis and exocytosis.
What would happen if you slap someone on the face?
if the person you slap, your face will probably turn red. ( If you are a girl, then you probably stomp out of the room)
What would happen if a cell didn't have glycoproteins?
If a cell lacked glycoproteins, it would face significant challenges in communication and recognition with other cells. Glycoproteins are essential for cell signaling, immune response, and cell adhesion, so their absence could impair these processes. This could lead to issues such as compromised immune function, inability to form proper tissue structures, and disrupted signaling pathways, ultimately affecting the cell's survival and overall organism health.
