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Is the pancreatic islet cell prokaryotic?
The pancreatic islet is a gland. A gland is a group of cells specialized in secretion. That's why it is a multicellular organism. The cells are eukaryotic because they have a nucleus. Bacterias for example are prokaryotic.
What is an amylopsin?
Amylopsin is an enzyme present in pancreatic juice that helps break down starch into maltose and dextrins during digestion. It works in conjunction with other enzymes to further digest carbohydrates into simpler forms for absorption in the small intestine.
Does Alan Rickman have some other disease except diabetes?
Alan Rickman's cause of death was pancreatic cancer, not diabetes.
How many ribosomes would you expect there to be in a pancreatic cell?
A pancreatic cell is highly active in protein synthesis, so it would likely have a large number of ribosomes compared to other cell types. Ribosomes are present in both the cytoplasm and attached to the endoplasmic reticulum in a cell.
What do pancreatic islets produce?
The pancreas is one of the digestive system's organ and a vertebrate endocrine system. It produces a secret liquid pancreatic juice which contains an enzymes including chymotrypsinogen, elastase trypsinogen, nucleases etc.
Advantages and disadvantages of documentary credit as compared to other methods of trade finance?
disadvantage of documentary credit payment method of international trade advantage and disavantage of advance payment method of international trade advantage and disavantage of bills of collection payment method of international trade
What is another name for pancreatic ducts?
The other name for pancreatic ducts is duct of Wirsung. It joins the pancreas to the bile ducts so that pancreatic juices can aid in digestion of your food.
Is elevated lipase associated with pancreatic cancer?
Elevated lipase levels can be associated with pancreatic conditions, including acute pancreatitis, but they are not specific to pancreatic cancer. While some studies suggest that elevated lipase may be observed in patients with pancreatic cancer, it is not a definitive diagnostic marker. Other factors, such as the presence of other symptoms and imaging studies, are typically needed to assess for pancreatic cancer. Therefore, elevated lipase alone cannot conclusively indicate pancreatic cancer.
What is the advantage of using soft computing method over hard computing method?
Soft computing is softer and the other is harder. Did it make any sense? Of course no coz the question was also no nonsense.
What are the end products of the action of pancreatic amylase on starch?
Pancreatic Amylase converts starch into.............MALTOSE!! and other byproducts.
Advantage and disadvantage of the Euler method for numerical integration?
The main advantage of the Euler method is that it's one of, if not the most basic numerical method of numerically integrating ordinary differential equations. A downside however is that it can sometimes have a tendancy to be unstable unless you take stupidly small steps in the algorithm, in cases like this there are some other methods that work better.
Another name for pancreas?
Pancreatic means pertaining to the pancreas.
What are the disadantages of organ transplant?
Except between identical twins; there's always an immune problem, and immunosupressive drugs result in a form of AIDS And when you transplant organs you also transplant other cells (even cancer).
What pancreatic fluids is responsible for the breakdown of fat?
Pancreatic lipase is the pancreatic enzyme responsible for breaking down fats into fatty acids and glycerol. It works in conjunction with other enzymes like colipase and bile salts to facilitate fat digestion and absorption in the small intestine.
How and why does McDonald's use science?
McDonalds don't apply the scientific method, but just like every other company in the world they certainly take advantage of scientific discoveries.
How could you have a heart transplant?
Heart transplant is only done if the heart has been terribly damaged by infection or disease, and if there are no other ways to improve heart function.
Where does the hair come from in a hair transplant?
In hair transplant, the hair come from the back and sides of the head. These hairs are used due to the hair fall resistance. FUE is the modern method of removing hair grafts. Some clinics do not do FUE for all clients as they exclude people based on ease of extraction of grafts. Other clinics specialise in this technique and perform FUE on all clients with good success.
