ssignment – Answer the following: Be detailed, specific and use complete sentences. What occurs within blood...
ssignment – Answer the following: Be detailed, specific and use complete sentences.
- What occurs within blood cells when folate is deficienct?
- What type of anemia might folate deficiency cause?
- How is folate related to neural-tube defects?
Homework Answers
Answer - 1-due to folate deficiency our body produce abnormally red blood cells that can't function properly.
2- folate deficiency cause Megaloblastic Anemia
3- during pregnancy tablet folic acid advice to make blood cells and for fetus growth.folic acid prevent the risk of neural tube defect in fetus.Neural tube defect is a congenital malformation that affects the baby's spinal cord ,brain and skull.
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the lab manual to answer the following questions in COMPLETE
SENTENCES.
1.Read through the introduction. Answer the questions in
between each historical section.
2. Describe tge activity that you ate doung for investygation
3. What does lysis and protease mean?
3. Which disease is describe in investigation 4?
what mutation?
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