Asthma and diabetes can prevent the cells from getting enough molecules to function.
ASTHMA
The clinical manifestations of asthma are caused by obstruction of the conducting airways of the lung. . Asthma involves an integrated response in the conducting airways of the lung to known or unknown triggers, it is a multicellular disease, involving abnormal responses of many different cell types in the lung. There are two cell types which are ultimately responsible for the major symptomatic pathology in asthma—epithelial cells that initiate airway inflammation in asthma and are the source of excess airway mucus and smooth muscle cells that contract excessively to cause symptomatic airway narrowing.Asthma puts one's lungs into a weakened state, making them more susceptible to a second or third attack. The muscles in one's lungs tighten during an asthma episode, and the bronchial tubes may become swollen or otherwise irritated. In worst-case scenarios, one may experience what is known as airway remodeling. This only occurs in long-term asthma patients who have not taken care of themselves and their condition. With asthma remodeling, the airways naturally cannot receive as much air. That makes asthma attacks more likely. Worse yet is that airway remodeling is impervious to most treatments, including asthma medications. This is due to scarring on the lungs.DIABETES
When you have type 2 diabetes, your fat, liver, and muscle cells do not respond correctly to insulin. This is called insulin resistance. As a result, blood sugar does not get into these cells to be stored for energy. Diabetes is a complex, heterogeneous condition that has beta cell dysfunction at its core. Many factors (e.g. hyperglycemia/glucotoxicity, lipotoxicity, autoimmunity, inflammation, adipokines, islet amyloid, incretins and insulin resistance) influence the function of pancreatic beta cells.What is pollination?
A. when the pollen joins the ovule in the ovary
B. when the pollen lands on the sticky stigma
C. when a honey bee gathers nectar from a flower
D. when a seed sprouts
Answer:
B. when the pollen lands on the sticky stigma
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The first option goes to the last circle, the second option goes to the first circle, and the third option above, goes to the middle circle. I'd tell you directly, but brainly has a problem with me typing it!
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When looking at your pictures in order, describe the changes to the area. What changes happened first? Why do you think that is?
answer: There are changes in the climate which result in the environment changing. I think that in the picture before the eruption you can tell when this is because it shows the most "natural" of them all, with snow in the beginning and then it melts into picture number 2 which is the one right after the eruption. it shows climate changing resulting in the mountain snow to melt faster and develop into something similar but different.
5. Colonizing plants help prepare the soil for the growth of other species of plants Look at time lapse photographs of the Scorch, standing dead forest from 17 and 30 years after the blast on the site http://www.mshslc.org/return-to-life/changing-landscape/. Are these different plants than you saw in the photographs from Question 2?
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5. no i think that its the same as number 2 because based on number 2, at first there is climate change but then, flowers began to grow which is similar to the pictures protrayed in the website where at first forest trees are burned and then colonizing trees helped to change the landscape
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