What do you mean by squamous cells?

There are 4 basic tissues in the human body. For each of the following organs/structures describe the location and function of at least three basic tissues found in them. Heart and stomach You have received GHS 1 million as a scientist to develop a vaccine for corona virus. You have been able to develop the vaccine but now the challenge is how the vaccine will enter the cells of the body when you inject it. From your knowledge of the structure of the cell membrane give and explain 2 features you can exploit in order for the vaccine to go across the cell membrane into the cell.

Imagine you are working in a lab and you examine an unknown cell only to discover it possesses gap junctions and microvilli. Based on those findings, what can you assume regarding its function(s)? O a) it specializes in intercellular communication O b) it can withstand mechanical stress c) it likely functions in absorption O d) A and C O e) B and C

What is mitosis

Select the best answer or answers from the choices given: Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged in the lungs and through all cell membranes by (a) active transport, (b) diffusion, (c) filtration, (d) osmosis.

1) An ad for a new beauty treatment claims that it, "repairs the tiny cracks in your cell membranes". Is this statement credible? Why or why not? (Think about the structure of membranes.) I What would happen if your cell membranes somehow did have cracks in them?

What is mitosis? What is the importance of mitosis?

The term somatic cell refers to: A) normal body cells other than sperm and egg B) pluripotent cells C) most stem cells D) all of the above are somatic cells

Is tricellular junction important in cell junction specification? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_junction#:~:text=Cell%20junctions%20(or%20intercellular%20bridges,the%20extracellular%20matrix%20in%20animals.

what is meant by the term "true nucleus"