Which two factors below make rapid and substantial blood loss life threatening? loss of immunity and loss of carbon dioxide carrying capacity loss of immunity and loss of blood pressure loss of clotting ability and loss of osmotic pressure loss of blood pressure and loss of oxygen carrying capacity

Answer:

b. increased efficiency in walking as forests transformed to wooded environments; the ability to carry food in order to provision family members.

Explanation:

Peter Rodman and his colleague proposed a 'patchy forest hypothesis' according to which forests become more patchy and the food in them is in dispersed form so, the hominids their can move efficiently with energy and can carry food now with free hands.

While Owen Lovejoy suggested that monogamous males, provision their females and protect them from predators, females that are provided with foods, could now take care of more than one offspring at a time, and thus reduce the gap between births.

Rodman proposed that human evolution was driven by efficiencies in walking due to environmental changes while Lovejoy suggested it was due to the ability to carry food and provision for family members.

Peter Rodman and Owen Lovejoy were anthropologists who each contributed significant theories about the forces that drove human evolution. According to their theories, Peter Rodman proposed that human evolution was linked to the increased efficiency in walking as forests transformed into wooded environments. This transformation would have required our ancestors to travel further for resources, thus selecting for those who could walk more efficiently. On the other hand, Owen Lovejoy suggested the best explanation was the ability to carry food in order to provide for family members. In his view, the capacity to carry food would have promoted pair bonding and increased survival of offspring, propelling human evolution.

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Answer:

To increase the duration of effectiveness of local anesthesia.

Explanation:

Local anesthesia is best effective when its rapid absorption in systemic blood vessels is prevented.  Diffusion of anesthesia along with blood reduces the period for which it is active. Epinephrine is a vasoconstrictor and does not allow the local  anesthesia to diffuse rapidly. Concentrating the  anesthesia locally increases the duration for which it is active.

1- What three conditions must be present for minerals to form through natural processes?

The formation of minerals is not an accidental process that takes place inside the earth but it depends on several physical and chemical conditions to form. One of the most important conditions necessary for the formation of minerals is the presence of right elements in appropriately required amount.

The second will be the chemical and physical condition such as the pH of the soil or environment, temperature and pressure. The third most important condition is the availability of enough time in which the elements can come into an order for the formation of minerals which otherwise can lead the formation of improperly sized sub constituents of minerals.  

2) Why are minerals considered inorganic substances?

Generally, we define organic compounds as those containing carbon atoms and mostly derived from living things. If we talk about minerals, they are mostly derived from nonliving things such as earth crust or layers below its surfaces. They are not derived from animals and plants and therefore they are considered to be inorganic substances. However, some minerals can be organic in nature for example Urea derived from Urine when it is present in very arid conditions.

3) How do oxides differ from other minerals that contain oxygen atoms?

There is a very sharp difference between minerals continuing oxides as conjugates and minerals containing oxygen in some other conjugated form. In former ones, the oxygen atom is directly attached with some metal element (can be one or more). While in latter ones, oxygen is just simply bonded to some other element like silicon, sulfur or carbon. This combination of metals are then attached to some other minerals. There are many important metals which are found as oxides in nature.

Moreover, mineral oxides are basic in nature while non oxides are acidic in nature. Similarly, metal oxides are ionic in nature while non oxides have covalent bonding. Metal oxides react with acids and form salts while non oxides react with  bases to form salts.

4) How is a sulfide different from a sulfate?

There is a sharp difference between a sulfide and sulfate, because in sulfide, sulfur atom accepts two electrons from a reducing agent like some metal. It is strongly basic in nature and the sulfide ion exists in S2- form. When gets in contact with water it gets easily protonated to form HS- or Hydrogen sulfide.

On the other hand, sulfate is a state of sulfur where it is bonded with four oxygen atoms with formula as SO42- . It forms salts with metallic elements like Calcium sulphate (CaSO4) and Sodium sulphate (Na2SO4 ).

5- What makes native elements unique?

Native elements are the minerals which are found in an uncombined form in nature. It means that they are made up of only single kind of element and the same is the thing which makes them unique because other minerals are mostly an amalgam of several kinds of metals or elements. Some examples of native elements include, gold and silver which are composed of single elements respectively.

Answer:1.For minerals to form through natural processes, the correct elements must be present in the right amounts. The physical and chemical conditions, such as temperature, pressure, and pH, must be favorable. In addition, there must be enough time for the atoms to become ordered. Otherwise the mineral grains will remain very small.

2.In most cases, minerals are considered inorganic substances because they’re not derived from or made by living matter, such as plants and animals. There are a few minerals, however, that are produced by living organisms.

3.In oxides, the oxygen atoms bond directly to one or more metals. In other minerals, such as carbonates, sulfates, and silicates, the oxygen atoms are part of molecules in which the oxygen is already bonded to another element, such as carbon, sulfur, or silicon. These molecules then bond to other elements.

4.In sulfides, sulfur atoms bond with one or more metals. In sulfates, the sulfur atoms are part of a molecule that also contains oxygen. The sulfate molecule is what bonds to other elements.

5.Native elements are unique in that they’re composed of atoms of a single element. For example, gold is composed only of gold atoms. Silver is composed only of silver atoms.

Explanation:

Answer:

Option (D).

Explanation:

Recombination frequency nay be defined as the the frequency of crossover of a single chromosome during meiosis. The maxiumum recombination frequency is 50%.

Genes that has recombination frequency nearly equal to 50% are considered as unlinked genes. Unlinked genes cannot undergo the recombination process and may have equal chances to inherit together or can inherit separately in the next generation.

Thus, the correct answer is option (D).

Final answer:

Recombination frequency is less than 50% when genes are linked, meaning they are located close together on the same chromosome and are inherited together. A frequency near 50% indicates unlinked genes, suggesting they are either very far apart on the same chromosome or on different chromosomes. The correct answer is D).

Explanation:

The question is why the recombination frequency between two genes is always less than 50%. The answer to this lies in the concept of genetic linkage. Recombination frequency indicates how often new allele combinations are formed in offspring relative to the parents and is expressed in percentages or map units, also known as centimorgans.

When genes are located on the same chromosome and are close together, they tend to be inherited together, and crossing over between them is less likely than when they are far apart or on different chromosomes. This results in a recombination frequency of less than 50%, signifying that they are linked genes.

When the recombination frequency reaches around 50%, it suggests that genes are either located very far apart on the same chromosome or on different chromosomes, acting as if they are unlinked. In these cases, offspring have an approximately equal likelihood of inheriting either parental or recombinant allele combinations.

Thus, the statement that explains the phenomenon is D) genes with a recombination frequency near 50% are unlinked and have an equal likelihood of being inherited together or separately.

Answer:

For some genes, the DNA methylation pattern in sperm differs from that in eggs. The transcription of the gene that is methylated in eggs would be low, whereas that of its unmethylated counterpart in sperm would be high. This phenomenon is called “ genomic imprinting.”

Explanation:

Genomic Imprinting is an epigenetic phenomenon that makes genes express in a parent-of-origin manner.

Answer: it will take more stimulation to reach the threshold.

Answer:

laboratory observation

Explanation:

Laboratory observation occurs when researchers gather a group of people to be participants in their tests, so that investigators execute their experiments as similarly as possible to real life but in a controlled environment. Therefore, researchers can regulate the setting and reduce outside influences.

Answer:

Classical conditioning

Explanation:

Classical or respondent conditioning is a procedure for learning in which a biologically potent stimulus is combined with a neutral stimulus and in this process, the neutral stimulus is known to exert a response that is similar to the one that is caused by the biologically potent stimulus. 

Here, the unpredictable electric shocks classically condition the rats to be apprehensive of the shocks.

Answer:

It would be A :)

Explanation:

Produce reproductive organs which produce a zygote

The function of the gametophyte generation of the fern plant is to produce reproductive organs that produce a zygote that is present in the first option, and the gametophyte produces the zygote.

The zygote is formed after the fertilization of the sperm and the ovum, and the fertilization is either external or internal. Internal fertilization occurs when sperm fertilizes the ovum in the female reproductive tract, whereas external fertilization occurs when sperm reaches the ovum and fertilizes it to form the zygote via chemoattracts. The gametophyte of the fern makes the male and female parts that make the zygote.

Hence, the function of the gametophyte generation of the fern plant is to produce reproductive organs that produce a zygote that is present in the first option, and the gametophyte produces the zygote.

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Answer:

(C) tarsal glands: produce tears

Explanation:

Tarsal glands are also called as Meibomian glands. These glands do not secrete tears. The tarsal glands sere to produce a fluid which in turn do not allow the eyelids to adhere to each other. Hence, tarsal glands are involved in preventing the eyelids from sticking to each other. Production of tears is the function of lacrimal glands.

The lacrimal glands' primary function is to keep the eye moist, not destroy bacteria, making option (D) the incorrect match between the accessory eye structure and its function.

The accessory eye structure that is NOT correctly matched with its function is (D) lacrimal glands: destroy bacteria. While the lacrimal glands do produce tears, their primary function is not to destroy bacteria, but to keep the eye moist. The components and function of the lacrimal apparatus also include the flow of tears over the conjunctiva to wash away foreign particles.

On the other hand, the tarsal glands, mentioned in option (C), are located within the eyelids and secrete an oily substance that prevents the eyelids from sticking together, rather than producing tears. This oily substance also contributes to forming a barrier against foreign materials and helps with tear film stability.

Therefore, option (C) is incorrect in stating that the tarsal glands produce tears.

I believe the correct answer is Mitosis.

The cell cycle has 4 stages with one resting stage. In the Third stage called Mitosis the nucleus is divided into 2 daughter nuclei and the cell starts to undergo cytoplasmic division.

It is the first phase of the cell cycle and the cell is undergoing recovery fro its previous cellular division. It starts to double its organelles and accumulates raw materials that will be used for DNA synthesis in the next phase. In this stage also, the DNA is checked for any abnormalities or damages and if any is found, the cell undergoes a programmed cell death called apoptosis. It takes 11 hours to complete.

b) Synthesis (S) Phase:

This is a phase where DNA synthesis/replication occurs. Chromosomes usually enter the S phase with one chromosome but move on to the next phase with 2 identical chromosomes. It takes up to 8 hours.

c) Gap 2 (G2) Phase:

It is the third phase and is between the Mitotic phase and the synthesis phase. The cell synthesizes all the proteins that are required for cell division to occur. The cell is also checked for DNA abnormalities and if any are found, the cell undergoes apoptosis. It takes 4 hours for this process to complete.

d) Mitosis (M) Phase:

It is the last phase of the cell cycle and there it is in this phase that the nucleus divides. It is a lengthy process. Chromatins are condensed and the chromatids are attached at the centromere. The nuclear envelope disintegrates and the nucleolus disappears. Spindle fibers begin to take shape and two centrosomes move away from each other at the center forming microtubules in star-like arrays. Centromere of each chromosome develops 2 kinetochores. Chromosomes are pulled around by kinetochore fibers and forced to align across equatorial plane of cell. Centromere dissolves releasing sister chromatids and the sister chromatids separate. The spindle fibers then disappear and two clusters of daughter chromosomes formed forming daughter nuclei. Nuclear envelopes form around the two incipient daughter nuclei, chromosomes uncoil and become diffuse chromatin again. Finally, the nucleolus reappears in each daughter nucleus.

Also important to note is the G0 phase where the cell undergoes resting and there is totally no activity taking place. Many cancerous cells optimize this phase by avoiding it and going directly to the synthesis stage hence no DNA abnormalities are checked.

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The stage of the cell cycle in which two nuclei form is known as telophase.

The cell cycle may be defined as the sequence of events happening from the end of one nuclear division to the beginning of the next. The complete process of the cell cycle terminates in the following two steps:

Interphase is again classified into three phases. G1 phase, S-phase, and G2 phase. In these phases, the number of chromosomes duplicates is followed by the division phase.

During the termination of mitosis, telophase is the stage where two new nuclei form around the separated sets of daughter chromosomes. During this phase, two sets of daughter chromosomes reached opposite poles and converted into chromatin thread. The Nuclear membrane form round and the nucleolus reappear.

Therefore, telophase is the stage of the cell cycle in which two nuclei form.

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The separation of the solid particle from the liquid is called filtration. Filtration required filter paper.

The correct answer is a.

In humans, the fluid is transported through the vessels from one organ to another, The fluid makes the pressure on the vessels known as fluid pressure.  

When blood goes through the artery, the pressure of fluid rises due to the thick wall of vessels, and the more amount of blood.

Therefore, the osmotic pressure help to transport the blood and exchange of gases.

The flow of fluid from high pressure to low pressure is called osmotic pressure.

Hence the option A is correct that is Filtration dominates at the arterial end of a capillary bed- and is driven by osmotic pressure.

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Final answer:

Filtration is dominant at the arterial end of a capillary bed due to hydrostatic pressure, and reabsorption occurs at the venous end due to osmotic pressure.

Explanation:

The accurate statement regarding capillary exchange is b. Filtration dominates at the arterial end of a capillary bed, and is driven by hydrostatic pressure. This process is a result of the capillary hydrostatic pressure (CHP), which overcomes the blood colloidal osmotic pressure (BCOP) at the arterial end, causing filtration of fluid out of the capillaries. In contrast, at the venous end, reabsorption occurs because the BCOP is greater than the CHP, leading to fluid moving back into the capillaries.

Answer:

C) tunica media  

Explanation:

The middle tunic of an artery is an intermediate layer consisting of elastic fibers, collagen and smooth muscle tissue. It also features an internal limiting elastic membrane separating it from the next layer. The medium tunic is responsible for maintaining blood pressure and continuous blood circulation.

The elasticity of the arteries allows the blood flow inside to remain constant. The loss of elasticity of the middle tunic causes its wall to sag and dilate, causing the aneurysm. This can cause the artery to rupture and lead to fatal bleeding.

Answer:

Option (4).

Explanation:

EGTA is also known as egtazic acid that acts as a chelating agent. EGTA has the ability to bind with the calcium ions and shows chelation.

The muscle fiber is injected with EGTA (according to the experiment) will effect the excitation contraction coupling. Since, calcium ions is important for the  excitation-contraction coupling after the neuron releases acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction but EGTA chelates the calcium ions and binds with it. The crossbridge between and myosin is prevented due to the binding of calcium with EGTA.

Thus, the correct answer is option (D).

ANSWER

The correct answer is B.

EXPLANATION:

Here is the full question with the options attached to it:

White perch is a fish that is native to Atlantic coastal regions and is invasive to the Great Lakes. It feeds on native species and is thought to be the cause of the decline of the Great Lakes walleye fish populations. What was most likely its mode of introduction?

A. Produce brought from the eastern states

B. Trapped in a ship's ballast or a water tank

C. Trapped in a cargo crate carrying nonperishable items

D. Luggage brought in an overseas flight.

An invasive specie refers to a living organism that is not native to a particular environment but is brought to that environment either intentionally or accidentally.

Presence of invasive specie is usually detrimental to the overall well being of animals that are native of the concerned environment. Invasive specie can be introduced into an area via different methods. An example of invasive specie is White perch fish. It was brought into the Great  Lakes accidentally trapped in ship's ballast or water tank.

Answer:  the correct answer is b

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Answer:

C. Analogous

Explanation:

For example, the wings of a fly, a moth, and a bird are analogous because they developed independently as adaptations to a common function—flying.

Answer:

Analogous organ.

Explanation:

Analogous organ may be defined as the organs that have similar structure and function but not share a common function. This type of organ shows convergent evolution.

Analogous organs are opposite to the homologous organ. For example: Wings of bats, insects and birds have similar structure and function but does not have a common ancestor, they are analogous organ.

Thus, the correct answer is option (C).

Answer:

The more difficult practice of an athlete who is receiving a positive feedback can result in better retention and transfer. Because in this way athlete would recognize that he had completed the goals and teaching of his coach.

Regular exercise and healthy eating could promote these benefits, practice the games more and more in daily routine, and if its not the season of the game then just do regular exercise to keep yourself fit and use such foods that provide you with energy and keep you healthy.

Spaced repetition and other difficult practice conditions improve retention and transfer by strengthening neural connections through harder retrieval processes. These strategies leverage the desirable difficulty effect for better long-term memory and knowledge application.

In psychology, the concept of difficult practice conditions resulting in better retention and transfer is well-documented. One prime example is the spaced repetition technique, where information is reviewed at increasing intervals. Although this method is more challenging than cramming, it leads to better long-term memory retention and the ability to apply the knowledge in new contexts.

This happens because the brain is forced to work harder to retrieve information, thereby strengthening neural connections. This is sometimes referred to as the desirable difficulty effect. By struggling to recall information, learners create deeper and more durable memories.

Planning Effective Practices:

By integrating these practices, learners can achieve better retention and transfer, ultimately gaining more confidence and skill mastery.

Answer:

Newly discovered unicellular organism isolated from acidic mine drainage is found to contain ribosomes, a plasma membrane, two flagella, and peroxisomes, among other components. Based just on this information, the organism is most likely a motile eukatryot

Answer:

They represent the genotypes of the parent organisms.

Explanation:

As you can see in the picture, the genotype of the mother goes on one side while the genotype of the father goes on the other side. Let's create an example for this Punnett square. The letters represent alleles, which can be either dominant (capital letters such as B) or recessive (lowercase letters such as b).  

Answer:

The function of glycolysis is to begin catabolism by breaking glucose into two molecules of pyruvate, with a net yield of two ATP

Explanation:

Glycolysis is the very first step of cellular respiration. It breaks down glucose into two molecules of pyruvate. During glycolysis, 2 molecules of ATP and 2 molecules of NADH are formed. Pyruvate enters the TCA cycle in the form of acetyl CoA.  

The NADH formed in glycolysis and TCA cycle enter oxidative phosphorylation to drive ATP synthesis.  

Hence, glycolysis serves to start the process of cellular respiration.  

Final answer:

During cellular respiration, pyruvate is transformed into acetyl CoA, which enters the citric acid cycle. In this process, carbon dioxide is removed and high-energy electrons are picked up by NADH for ATP production.

Explanation:

During cellular respiration, pyruvate is transformed into an acetyl group attached to a carrier molecule of coenzyme A, forming acetyl CoA. The acetyl CoA then enters the citric acid cycle for further catabolism. In this process, a molecule of carbon dioxide and two high-energy electrons are removed. The carbon dioxide accounts for two of the six carbons of the original glucose molecule, while the electrons are picked up by NADH and carried to a later pathway for ATP production.

Answer:

answer is option a . t cell

Answer:

A.

Explanation:

What is a lymphocyte? A type of white cell (defensive cell).

What is a T cell? A lymphocyte cell from the immune system.

What is a Macrophage? A phagocyte from the immune system.

What is a Neutrophil? A granulocyte from the immune system.

What is a Platelet? Thrombocyte form the immune system.

What makes a white cell a white cell?

Well, some characteristics of a white cell are that they are produced in the bone marrow, that they have a nuclei, and that they fight invaders and prevent infections.

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Answer:

A scientist discovers a new organism in run-off from the Rio Tinto River in Spain (the river runs through a copper mine and the water has a pH of 2.0). On basic microscopic examination and after conducting a few simple experiments, she finds that this single-celled species is heterotrophic, has no cell wall, uses a flagellum for motion, and contains a variety of internal structures that are bound by plasma membranes. Given this information, this new species is most likely a eukaryotic cell in the protozoan subcategory

Explanation:

Eukaryotic cells contain nucleus and organelles and are enclosed by a plasma membrane. Organism that have these cells are protozoa, fungy, plants and animals.

Protozoan are single-celled eukaryotic.

Final answer:

The new organism discovered in the acidic Rio Tinto River is likely a eukaryotic cell in the protozoa subcategory due to its heterotrophic nature, absence of a cell wall, flagellar movement, and membrane-bound internal structures.

Explanation:

Given the information that the new organism is heterotrophic, has no cell wall, moves with a flagellum, and has internal structures bound by plasma membranes, it is most likely a eukaryotic cell in the protozoa subcategory. These characteristics exclude bacteria and archaea, as they do not have organelles bound by plasma membranes and typically have cell walls. Moreover, the flagellum and lack of cell wall are typical features of protozoan organisms, which are eukaryotic and unicellular. Protozoa are known to inhabit a wide range of environments, including acidic ones like the Rio Tinto River, which could be home to acidophilic protozoa adapted to low pH conditions.

Answer: b

Explanation:

Dominant lethal alleles can be passed down if the individual can live to a reproductive age. The individual can then have children and can possibly pass down the lethal allele

Answer:

c. to provide a set point for the control of blood pressure and body temperature.

Explanation:

Bones are the part of the skeletal system of the body and serve to protect internal organs, serve as the site for the production of RBCs and WBCs as well as store the inorganic salts. Bones do not serve as a site to set the permissible range of blood pressure and body temperature. This function is served by parts of the central nervous system.  

For example, hypothalamus set the body temperature according to the physical conditions. It signals to raise the body temperature during fever.  

Final answer:

The skeletal system does not serve to provide a set point for the control of blood pressure and body temperature, this is a function of other bodily systems; hence, the correct answer to the student's question is option c.

Explanation:

The question asks to identify the function that is not a role of the bones. The facts given are that the functions of bones include providing support to the body, protecting internal organs, producing blood cells, and storing inorganic salts such as calcium and phosphate. Considering the options given, the correct answer is c. to provide a set point for the control of blood pressure and body temperature. This is not a function of the bones but rather other systems like the cardiovascular and thermoregulatory systems.

Functions of the Skeletal System:

The S phase of the cell cycle is when the cell duplicates its DNA, resulting in chromosomes with sister chromatids that are essential for ensuring each daughter cell has a complete set of genetic material.

During the S phase of the cell cycle, the cell copies its DNA. This is crucial to ensure that when the cell divides, each daughter cell receives an identical set of genetic instructions. The replicated DNA results in chromosomes that consist of two identical sister chromatids, joined at the centromere. As the cell progresses into mitosis, these sister chromatids will be evenly distributed to the two new cells, maintaining the diploid chromosome number of the parent cell. This DNA replication is essential for growth, development, and maintenance of the organism.

Answer:

The correct answer is "F" False.

Explanation:

The environmental movement is an international effort towards the conservation and remediation of the environment represented by diverse organizations in the world. The environmental movement started by the awareness of the increasing pollution during Industrial Revolution and it still active in most countries. It is false to affirm that the environmental movement does not have tools to intervene with environmentally damaging practices on private property. The environmental movement has political members that influence the decisions made on private property, including private wildlife sanctuary and companies that must comply the environmental laws.

The environmental movement does not have the tools to intervene with the environmentally damaging practices on private property.Here the given statement is false. So option B is correct.

It is a social movement whose aim is to protect the environment from harmful human activities that are damaging the environment and various resources as well.

Due to the increased level of pollution in the enviroment as a result of industrialization, it has become necessary for international organizations to take the necessary steps to reduce the pollution levels so as to protect the resources as well as the life forms that are being affected by these industrial pollutants.

There are several initiatives under the environmental movement. These include natural resource conservation, reducing environmental pollution, and protecting endangered species from becoming extinct.

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Answer:

C. Uncompensated respiratory alkalosis

Explanation:

When the partial pressure of CO2 in systemic arteries falls below 35 mmHg, the condition is called respiratory alkalosis. Since pCO2 levels are below 35 mmHg (25 mmHg given), Kelsey is suffering from respiratory alkalosis. Alkalosis is also confirmed by higher pH levels (pH = 7.51).  

The ratio of CO2 and HCO3 is around 1:1 (pCO2= 25 mmHg : HCO3= 22 mmEq/L) and confirms the "Uncompensated respiratory alkalosis". The compensated respiratory alkalosis reduces the HCO3 levels far below and exhibits the CO2: HCO3 ratio in the range of 10:2 to 10:4.  

D) vagus (X) nerves. The smooth muscle of the digestive viscera is served largely by the vagus (X) nerves. It is responsible for parasympathetic output to visceral organs, especially the intestines (responsible for gastrointestinal peristalsis). It carries some motor information back to the organs. The solitary nucleus receives primary afferents from visceral organs. We can also say that the smooth muscle of the digestive viscera is served largely by the tenth cranial nerve.

Answer: the correct answer is Proteins destined for the ER are translated by cytosolic ribosomes and are targeted to the ER when a signal sequence emerges during translation.

Explanation:

ER means Endoplasmic Reticulum and it works as a manufacturing and packaging system.

Proteins destined for the ER are translated by cytosolic ribosomes and signaled to the ER when a signal sequence emerges. They undergo modifications in the RER's lumen, then get incorporated into cellular membranes or secreted from the cell.

The statement 'Proteins destined for the ER are translated by cytosolic ribosomes and are targeted to the ER when a signal sequence emerges during translation' is true. Proteins that are destined for the ER are indeed synthezised by cytosolic ribosomes. A specific sequence called the signal sequence is recognised during the process of translation, which prompts the ribosome to relocate to the ER. There, the ribosomes transfer their newly synthesized proteins into the RER's lumen where they undergo structural modifications such as folding or acquiring side chains.

The modified proteins are then incorporated into cellular membranes, whether of the ER or other organelles, or they can be secreted from the cell. Thus, synthesis of proteins destined for the ER involves a wide range of cellular components including ribosomes, signal sequences, the ER, and various transport vesicles to carry the modified proteins to their final destinations.

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