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1 ans: The patient with the thoracic cavity would devlop symptoms first.but sometimes benign tumours can be serious if they press on vital structures such as blood vessels or nerves.

4. Ans:

first i need to define "ALIVE"

a living organism does 7 life process

movement,respirate,sensitive,reprodue,grow,excrete&nutrition

plants do all processes.

5 ans:

The size of red blood cells are small,because smaller size increses the ration of surface area to volume and the oxygen has to diffuses the surface of the cell.Now the cell cannot be much smaller than that,because it would result in leakage through the walls of capillaries would mess up filtration membranes in kidneys and like that.

6 ans:

Due to their ability for passive transfer.water soluble poisions they do not have this ability.

Fat soluble molecules such as steroids,alcohols and some vitamis(A,D,E,K),can dissolve in lipid portion of the membrane which is how they diffuse and into and out of the cell.

water soluble molecules,however,can not pass through the hydrophobic middle portion of the phospholipid bilayer.

7 ans:

primary ciliary dyskinesia is a disorder characterized by chronic respiratory tract infections.

abnormally positioned internal organs and the ability to have children(infertility).the signs and symptoms caused by abnormal cilia.

8 Ans:

Mitochondria is a part of cells generate energy by turning nutrients and oxygen into fuel for the body.muscle cells need this ability more because they constantly working.Fat cells do not need it as much.

synthesis of ATP from ADP and Phosphates.

9 Ans:

this procoess is called diffusion.cell did not use any energy to move.