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what is the function of clarimin?

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Do you mean claritin (loratadine): If you mead claritin, (loratadine) it acts as an antihistamin against allergic conditions.

Question 2

what are b-cells and its functions?

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B (for bursa) : Lymphocytes are involved in the production of the humoral (antibody) immune response.

Question 3

what is the function of acido folico?

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Folic acid: It is useful if your blood level is low. It is important for many things such as pregnancy to avoid complications for the baby. It is also important to for red blood cells. 

Blood level may be useful to know if you need additional folic acid, such as 1 mg daily.

Question 4

what is the function of osteoclasts?

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Bone work: They balance the bone builders, osteoblasts, to keep the right amount of bone present in right places. They can liberate calcium when needed by the body. They reshape/remodel bones when stressed or after a break.

Question 5

what are the functions of nucleic acids?

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DNA.: Dna is the nucleic acid that contains all the genetic information.  It is transcribed into rna, another nucleic acid when genes are processed to make proteins.  Transfer RNA carries Amino Acids to sites where proteins are assembled.  Other rnas are involved in controlling which genes are turned on (micro rna) and in the structure of ribosomes.  Nas are found in viruses, bacteria, on up to humans.

Question 6

what is the function of neurotransmitters?

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Homeostasis: Neurotransmitters are both inhibitory and excitatory, and exist to balance appropriately, the infinite entering signals from outside activity, and respond motorically as appropriate.  These are chemicals which are secreted in the synapse which connects nerve to nerve, but also nerve to muscle, sweat glands, etc.

Question 7

what is the functions of ampiclox in the body?

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Bacterial Infections: Ampiclox is Ampicillin + cloxacillin. It is combination antibiotic that is effective in treating a large number of bacteria. It is not sold in the United States and is some countries is only approved for veterinary use.

Question 8

what are the functions of b cells and t cells?

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Lymphocytes: T cells, different types, master the specific immune system, while B cells mainly produce different types of  antibodies, under the the control T cells,  to fight invading microorganisms and/or invading antigens, just simply put for a very complex system (the immune system)

Question 9

what are the functions of the endocannibinoid system?

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Various: The endocannibinoid system has several known functions in the brain. Thermoregulation, appetite, pain modulation, ect. Exactly why our brains have active receptors for a naturally  occurring substance such as THC is a mystery. We are still have much to learn about this system. Unfortunately the Federal Gov essentially does not allow research with THC.

Question 10

what is the endocannibinoid system? and what are its functions?

Accepted Answer

Mammalian system: a group of nerves in the nervous system (peripheral and central),  modulating pain sensation, mood appetite and memory.  It mediates the effects of marijuana  and other "cannibinoids".  Effects include relaxation, relaxation of mood and slowing down of memory.

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