What makes truss bridges so strong? Like if you have something supported by triangles, why is it good? I don't really understand the physics behind it.
Hi, I want to know how the Insulin/Glucagon hormones act as negative feedback.
Blood sugar goes up, insulin is created, blood sugar goes down, glucagon is created, blood sugar goes up again, and they basically compete with each other to maintain homeostasis, right? But how is this negative...
okay thanks for replying everyone... I guess the question is more ethical... In a biological sense, it's all about survival, but its not like humans are only JUST survivng. They are impacting the course of evolution for many species but its not necessary (for pure survival).
What I'm trying...
Okay I handed in the assignment already, I THINK I figured it out... here's what I put...
Basically I said the post glomerular blood goes through a second capilllary bed before it connects to the vein system. In that capillary bed there might have been some more water absorbed therefore the...
We are learning the excretory system, and are given a thinking assignment. Okay so we are given a bunch of values for concentration of the substances in the kidney. Basically the post-glomular blood (blood after being filtered by glomerulus) has a little more protien concentration than the...
Ohh I see...thats pretty cool, actually that question just came up in physics class lol, we're studying electricity and magnetism I just wanted some more insight... I'll check out the thread though thanks...
What do magnetite crystals found in some bacteria exactly do? I heard it helps them move around but, how would that work? Can they not move on their own? Are they always only affected by the Earth's magnetic field?
In the future ...would the impact of gene manipulation be positive or negative?
If there are limits to the way the technology is used, it would be positive right? We could cure a lot of diseases...
Ohh I see... so basically this type of geometry is not consistant?
Also, is gravity an axiom, or a proof? Because, it's self-evident but there's nothing to assume...I can see how the number 1 is an axiom because you have to assume it exists since it's abstract... But what about gravity? It is...