Negative feedback mechanism a) regulate heart rate b) regulate respiratory rate c) results in reduction of...
Negative feedback mechanism
a) regulate heart rate
b) regulate respiratory rate
c) results in reduction of the initial stimulus
d) results of in increase of initial stimulus
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ANSWER.
* C) Negative feedback mechanism results in reduction of the
initial stimulus.
Eg ; Insulin lower the blood sugar level when sugar level is elevated in the
blood.
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