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What houses the mechanisms that most often interact with substances that cross the blood brain barrier?
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A complex mix of proteins water and other substances in which houses cell organelles is called what?
cytoplasm
What part of a leaf contains chemicals needed for photosynthesis?
The chloroplast houses the chlorophyll, a green substance which traps sunlight and uses it to convert simpler substances into complex substances during the process of photosynthesis.
What is the role of the reticulam?
This is if you're talking about cell organelles. There are two kinds of Endoplasmic Reticulum - Smooth and Rough The rough houses the ribosomes which are essential to protein production and cell growth. However, both types of reticulum serve as passageways for different substances of the body.
Does planet Mercury have any houses?
no mercury does not have any houses
Did mt st helens detroy any houses?
About 250 houses were destroyed
Why are light houses often found on barrier islands?
To alert ships that they are approaching land.
Which major group houses the sight assembly firing pin and safety mechanisms in the m9 pistol?
slide assembly...pretty sure
A complex mix of proteins water and other substances in which houses cell organelles is called what?
cytoplasm
What are Danish houses made of?
Bricks. A few of them might be of wood or other stone/cement-related-substances.
What part of a leaf contains chemicals needed for photosynthesis?
The chloroplast houses the chlorophyll, a green substance which traps sunlight and uses it to convert simpler substances into complex substances during the process of photosynthesis.
What are key landmarks around the river thames?
Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, London Eye, HMS Belfast, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, St Katherines Dock, Cutty Sark, Thames Barrier.
What are some ways people interact with the environment?
People plant gardens and hunt food. They also pollute the air, cut down trees, and build houses.
What is the purpose of a mudroom in a house?
A mudroom is the area built into certain houses to act as the barrier between the indoors and outdoors. Mostly prevalent in areas that see wet and muddy winters.
How do people interact with their environment in rome?
People interact with the environment in Italy by going to the beaches, walking through forrests, having nature walks, climbing mountains and skiing.also by cutting down trees for stores businesses and houses.
How do mongolians change their environment?
how they interact with their environment is by using houses called gher's and moving those gher's every year ten times
Are there any man made structures built in the River Thames?
There are many, the most famous structure is the Thames Barrier, the second largest movable flood barrier in the world
Why can't we use the same substance to make everything?
Water is a substance!!!! So how could you make houses with water. How could you make clothes with water. We need different substances for different things. !!!!!
