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What is the difference between a positive and negative response in biology?
A positive response is when a response happens to a stimuli, and this response causes more of the stimuli to happen. A negative response is when a response happens because of a stimuli, and the response stops the continuation of the stimuli.
What does response mean in biology?
Sarah hits her toe on a rock. Immediately she moves her leg to pull her foot away.
What does cns stand for in biology?
In biology, I am Pretty sure CNS stands for the central nervous system. the CNS consists of the brain and the spinal cord. information about what is happening around you goes to spinal cord and from there that data is transmitted to the brain. once the brain receives this information it analyses it and determines an appropriate response and then transmits that response through your spinal chord to the body part needed for the response to happen. for example; if someone throws a ball at your face an immediate response from the brain would be to get out of the way or shut your eyes and/or cover your face. Although also stuff like picking up something and throwing it e.c.t. are examples of this. I hope this helped a bit :)
What are patterns of change in biology?
Patterns of change in biology can include seasonal changes, genetic mutations, adaptation in response to environmental factors, and evolution over long periods of time. These changes occur at various levels, from genetic and physiological changes within individuals to shifts in population dynamics and ecosystem structures.
What are the key differences between upstream and downstream biology processes?
Upstream biology processes involve the initial stages of a biological pathway, such as gene expression and signal transduction. Downstream processes occur later in the pathway, involving the effects of these initial stages, such as protein synthesis and cell response.
What is the difference between a positive and negative response in biology?
A positive response is when a response happens to a stimuli, and this response causes more of the stimuli to happen. A negative response is when a response happens because of a stimuli, and the response stops the continuation of the stimuli.
How do you think Biology is involved in improving Health?
give me your answer. I need your response
What is thigmotripism means?
In Biology, Thigmotropism is the turning or bending of a plant or other organism in response to a touch stimulus.
What is Jin Wang's response to finding Wei-Chen and Amelia locked in the biology lab closet?
(Apex) He asks Amelia out.
What is Jin Wang's response to finding Wei-Chen and Amelia locked in the biology lab closet?
(Apex) He asks Amelia out.
What kind of tests are used to analyze data for experimental treatments in biology?
Dose response tests are used, which are a kind of statistical tests.
What does response mean in biology?
Sarah hits her toe on a rock. Immediately she moves her leg to pull her foot away.
What does cns stand for in biology?
In biology, I am Pretty sure CNS stands for the central nervous system. the CNS consists of the brain and the spinal cord. information about what is happening around you goes to spinal cord and from there that data is transmitted to the brain. once the brain receives this information it analyses it and determines an appropriate response and then transmits that response through your spinal chord to the body part needed for the response to happen. for example; if someone throws a ball at your face an immediate response from the brain would be to get out of the way or shut your eyes and/or cover your face. Although also stuff like picking up something and throwing it e.c.t. are examples of this. I hope this helped a bit :)
What are patterns of change in biology?
Patterns of change in biology can include seasonal changes, genetic mutations, adaptation in response to environmental factors, and evolution over long periods of time. These changes occur at various levels, from genetic and physiological changes within individuals to shifts in population dynamics and ecosystem structures.
What are the key differences between upstream and downstream biology processes?
Upstream biology processes involve the initial stages of a biological pathway, such as gene expression and signal transduction. Downstream processes occur later in the pathway, involving the effects of these initial stages, such as protein synthesis and cell response.
What is a response?
This site might have been calle WikiResponses, since a response is an answer. Responses may also include actions you can take in reaction to a situation. "He insulted me, and my response was to punch him in the nose."In biology it's a reaction to stimulus. For instance, you see a cake and you respond by reaching out to pick it up, or you have an automatic response such as your mouth watering.A Reading Response you must read a book and then write about the book you just read ( you can include important events and things)A response is when someone is talking and you or the other person talk back and respond to what the other person had said. ------------------------------------------ A response is an animal's reaction to a stimulusWhen a conversation is taking place and you answer yours and your partners conversation which is a response
What are three ungraduated majors?
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