The regulation of blood is an example of a negative feedback loop. When blood pH gets either too high or too low, the body works to bring it back to normal
Sweating is part of the thermoregulation negative feedback loop. An increase in temperature triggers vasodilation and sweating, which is then stopped by a decrease in temperature and a return to baseline levels.
@@irtisamsbiology Sir Ap ka Lecture Acha tha Per Ap Ne yee nahee bataya kee product feedback me enzyme ke 2nd binding site people attached hota hai aur Substrate se Competition nahee kartaa?
The regulation of blood is an example of a negative feedback loop. When blood pH gets either too high or too low, the body works to bring it back to normal
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Sweating is part of the thermoregulation negative feedback loop. An increase in temperature triggers vasodilation and sweating, which is then stopped by a decrease in temperature and a return to baseline levels.
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Enzyme inhibition negative feedback mai ay ga.
As product of enzyme increases it blocks the active site of enzyme. Like thereonine and aspartame
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Constriction of skin blood vessels and contraction of skeletal muscles when it is too cold is an example of a negative feedback loop in humans.
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@@irtisamsbiology Sir Ap ka Lecture Acha tha Per Ap Ne yee nahee bataya kee product feedback me enzyme ke 2nd binding site people attached hota hai aur Substrate se Competition nahee kartaa?
You means that in negative feedback there is non competitive inhibitions?
Is it correct or not?
@@drabdulrehmansir Yeah KPK books line se Maloom hotaa hai ke feedback inhibition is non competitive inhibition.
Homeostatic regulated by negative feedback
In addition to mensuration and progesterone
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Punjab or fedral books prrn
Fsh decrease LH increase... Start of evolution
Legends got you
Assalam o alaikum ! The possible answer may be:
(1) ..corticosteroids increases = ACTH decrease
(2) insuline increase = cortisol decrease ( glucose)
(3) PIH incresae = prolactine decrease ...
B is correct
Relation between estrogen and LH
Positive
Body temperature
Estrogen and progestron
Corticosteroid and CRF
Poor methadology