.Which of the following is not a function of the hemolymph's carbohydrates? A. major source of energy B. identification tags in cellular recognition and in protein translocation C. cold stress metabolism D. leads to the darkening of the hemolymph   2. Why are inducible proteins used to describe heat shock and cold shock hemolymph? Is it due of this? A. are involved in hydrocarbon biosynthesis. B. only occur when the organism is exposed to high or low temperature. C. help insects survive in subzero temperature. D. lead to the darkening of the hemolymph.   3.Single or groupings of stationary cells suspended in the hemolymph by single strands of connective tissue are referred to as? A. oenocytes. B. hemocytes. C. nephrocytes. D. desmosomes.

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1.Which of the following is not a function of the hemolymph's carbohydrates?

A. major source of energy

B. identification tags in cellular recognition and in protein translocation

C. cold stress metabolism
D. leads to the darkening of the hemolymph
 
2. Why are inducible proteins used to describe heat shock and cold shock hemolymph? Is it due of this?
A. are involved in hydrocarbon biosynthesis.
B. only occur when the organism is exposed to high or low temperature.
C. help insects survive in subzero temperature.
D. lead to the darkening of the hemolymph.
 
3.Single or groupings of stationary cells suspended in the hemolymph by single strands of connective tissue are referred to as?
A. oenocytes.
B. hemocytes.
C. nephrocytes.
D. desmosomes.
 
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