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Is it possible for someone to have NO calcium in their body If so how would their Rigor Mortis occur?
Calcium is a necessary part of human biochemistry, and no living person has no calcium ions in their body.
Can the body release fluid after death?
Yes, after death the body can release fluids due to processes like decomposition and rigor mortis which can cause bodily fluids to be expelled. The release of fluids after death is a normal part of the decomposition process.
When a person dies rigor mortis sets in as atp synthesis ceases why does the lack of atp in muscle cells cause the muscles to become rigid?
The answer is that muscles use ATP to relax, allowing the next part of the contraction process to occur. After death, a lack of energy causes a failure of muscle relaxation on a microsopic level and so a stiffness. Rigor Mortis is caused by lack of ATP which causes tight binding of myosin 2 heads to actin. This doesn't last long, however, as the muscles quickly decompose and become soft again.
Which part of the body has enzymes that begin the process of breaking down starch molecule?
Liver
What body part is the first to grow?
The fastest growing part of the body is either the blood or hair or nails.
Is it possible for someone to have NO calcium in their body If so how would their Rigor Mortis occur?
Calcium is a necessary part of human biochemistry, and no living person has no calcium ions in their body.
Why does rigor mortis disappear after 72 hours?
When the body starts to decay, lactic acid builds up in the muscle fibers, making the body stiff. After about 72 hours, the body relaxes again as a result of decomposition. This is known as resolution of rigor.
Can the body release fluid after death?
Yes, after death the body can release fluids due to processes like decomposition and rigor mortis which can cause bodily fluids to be expelled. The release of fluids after death is a normal part of the decomposition process.
Does your tongue grow after you die?
No, the the tongue does not continue to grow after death. Shortly after death, the body starts to undergo the process of rigor mortis which can cause muscles to contract, giving the appearance of growth in some areas as the body dehydrates and tissues shrink.
What is it called when you die and blood flows to one part of your body?
Lividity or Livor Mortis
Why do people stiffen when they die?
When a person dies, their muscles no longer receive signals from the brain to relax, causing a condition known as rigor mortis. This stiffening of the muscles usually starts within a few hours after death and is a natural part of the body's post-mortem changes.
Name a body part that begin with kn?
knee knuckles
Part of the body begin with c?
Cheek, chest, chin, collarbone, cornea and cuspid tooth are body parts. They begin with the letter c.
A part of the body that starts with I?
Lips, lungs, leg and liver are body parts. They begin with the letter l.
When a person dies rigor mortis sets in as atp synthesis ceases why does the lack of atp in muscle cells cause the muscles to become rigid?
The answer is that muscles use ATP to relax, allowing the next part of the contraction process to occur. After death, a lack of energy causes a failure of muscle relaxation on a microsopic level and so a stiffness. Rigor Mortis is caused by lack of ATP which causes tight binding of myosin 2 heads to actin. This doesn't last long, however, as the muscles quickly decompose and become soft again.
What part of the body beginning with s?
Stomach, spinal cord and skull are body parts. They begin with the letter S.
Where does urine production begin in the human body?
In the Bowman's capsule, which is a part of the nephron, which is in the kidney.
