Answer:
Elephants and Classic Type I Survivorship Curve
The conservation biologist is correct.
Explanation:
Classic type 1 survivorship curve means that mortality of elephants increases as they age, and their fecundity (or fertility) decreases as they age. Therefore, reducing the threats to adults should be more important than protecting the younger elephants. The younger elephants have higher rates of survival and fecundity than their older parents.
How the aging is related with the methylation? The methylation increase or decreased ?
why is it important to record all data and procedures in an experiment?
Answer:
Answer:important to record all data and procedures because if we list that data then we can see that which we record
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Answer:
Good record keeping can help user to track errors or refine an experiment.
Records can be used to audit or to check data integrity
12. What would be the other strand of DNA?
-A T C C G A A GTC C GA G-
Answer:
TAGGCTTCAGGCTC
Explanation:
The complementary base of Adenine is Thymine in a DNA strand but it is Uracil if it's a Mrna strand
then the complementary base of cytosine is therefore guanine
8. Which repair process leads to an abasic site as part of the repair pathway?
a.
base excision repair
C.
recombination
b.
methyl mismatch repair
d.
SOS repair
Answer:
c
Explanation:
What is the probability of the parents having a daughter?
Answer:
1/ 2
Explanation:
since the parents can have only a son or a daughter
the total number of outcomes = 2
and favorable outcome = 1
probability of an event = no. of favorable Outcomes/ total number of Outcomes.
= 1/ 2
If there is an increase in stimulation by the sympathetic nervous system
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how does Fibrocartilage receive it's nutrients?
Answer:
These cells receive nutrients through a double diffusion barrier but rely on anaerobic respiration due to low oxygen concentration.
What is the role of DNA polymerase enzymes in replication?
(A) unzipping the double helix by breaking down the hydrogen bonds
(B) adding the free nucleotides to the complementary strand of DNA
(C) splitting the DNA molecule
(D)connecting the fragments on the lagging strand of DNA
Answer:
A
Explanation:
the function of DNA polymerase is to unzip the double helix structure of DNA by breaking down the weak hydrogen bond
Answer:
(B) adding the free nucleotides to the complementary strand of DNA
Explanation:
A DNA polymerase is an enzyme capable of creating new DNA molecules by sequentially adding nucleotides to the three prime (3')-end of a DNA strand. A DNA strand is a polynucleotide chain composed of a linear series of nucleotides, each consisting of a deoxyribose sugar, and phosphate, and a base (i.e., thymine, guanine, cytosine and adenine). Before a cell starts to divide, it needs first to replicate its genetic material by using DNA polymerases that duplicate the cell's DNA during the interphase (S phase). During this process (DNA replication), an enzyme known as helicase unwinds the DNA molecule, which is made up of two antiparallel strands oriented in opposite 3′-5′ directions to each other. Subsequently, each strand is used as a template for its replication through DNA polymerases that can add nucleotides (one at time) to an existing short fragment of RNA, i.e., the primer sequence, which is paired with the template DNA strand.
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Osteology 1) For the following fill-in the correct anatomical term: (ex. Inferior, superior, posterior, etc.) a. Your knee is ____________ relative to your navel. b. Your sternum is _____________ relative to your right side.
Answer:
a. inferior
b. medial
Explanation:
There are three planes that are used to divide the human body: 1-transverse plane, which is a horizontal line that divides the body into a superior (above) section and an inferior (below) section; 2-median sagittal plane, which is a vertical line that divides the body into equal left and right portions; and, 3-coronal plane, which divides the body into a ventral (anterior) section and a dorsal (posterior) section. As its name indicates, inferior is the opposite term of 'superior' and refers to a structure that is 'below' something else (for example, the feet are inferior to the head). Moreover, a medial structure refers to a structure that is closer to the midline of the body, and therefore divides the body into equal right and left sections (for example, the nose is medial to the eyes).
Which factor will decrease photosynthesis?
abundant carbon dioxide
balanced pH
increased light intensity
not enough water
ANSWER :
Not enough water
Which organisms transform nitrogen to a form that is useful to plants?
Answer:
nitrogen-fixing bacteria is the answer
Explanation:
Nitrogen-fixing bacteria are a type of organisms that transform nitrogen to a form that is useful to plants.
Which is a component of the biosphere?
bacteria
argon
mountains
D.
permafrost
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Answer:
bacteria
Explanation:
What are some of the potential consequences of eating large fish like halibut more than a few times per month?
Answer:
They break down to form uric acid ,which can contribute to gout and the development of kidney stones for some people.
Products of DNA replication
DNA replication occurs during Interphase. What Image shows the products of replication. If the parent strands are blue and the new strands are red? Click the correct box.
Answer:
The red one.
Explanation:
The red colour strands are the products of replication in which new DNA molecules are formed. The main purpose of replication is to produce extra set of DNA molecules for the new cell so that each cell receives extra molecules of DNA. Due to DNA replication, the cell has two types of DNA i.e. parent strands and new strands. The parent strands are blue in colour whereas the new strands are red in colour.
A suspension of yeast cells is being grown under anaerobic conditions such that glucose is degraded to ethanol and carbon dioxide. To follow this process by monitoring the release of CO214, at which positions in the glucose molecule would the C14 label need to be incorporated
Answer:
carbons 3 and 4
Explanation:
Alcoholic fermentation is an anaerobic (non-oxygen-requiring) pathway capable of converting one mole of glucose (C6H12O6) into two moles of ethanol (C2H5OH) and two moles of carbon dioxide (CO2), producing during this process two moles of ATP. The overall chemical reaction is as follow: C6H12O6 (glucose) >> 2 C2H5OH (ethanol) + 2 CO2. During this process (fermentation), energy is obtained from the glycolysis process by which each glucose molecule is broken down into two pyruvate molecules (2 CH3COCOO−). Pyruvic acid is an organic acid that ionizes to produce a hydrogen ion and a molecule of pyruvate. Subsequently, this pyruvate is then converted into ethanol and CO2, generating NAD+, i.e., the oxidized form of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide or NAD, which is required for glycolysis (and therefore to produce ATP). Moreover, dismutation refers to the redox reaction by which one compound with an intermediate oxidation state converts into two compounds. In consequence, the CO2 generated during fermentation arises from the dismutation of pyruvic acid. During this process, the major source of CO2 is carbon 3 (C3) and carbon 4 (C4) of the glucose as a result of the dismutation of pyruvate, and thereby these positions in the glucose molecule would the C14 label need to be incorporated.
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ethyl methane sulfonate is a chemical mutagen that modifies bases in DNA this agent causes c to be mutated to
Ethyl methane sulfonate is a chemical mutagen that modifies bases in DNA. This agent causes C to be mutated to T
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Respuesta corta: Produciendo un sentimiento de satisfacción.
Explanation
En el texto se hace referencia a una investigación para analizar la relación entre las redes sociales y el cerebro de los adolescentes. Para ello los investigadores utilizaron imágenes magnéticas del cerebros de los 32 adolescentes estudiados. Una vez terminaron el estudio se dan cuenta que "una estructura del cerebro, llamada núcleo accumbens, se activa más cuantos más likes tuviera una imagen". Además, el autor del texto agrega que "Esto es interesante si se tiene en cuenta que este órgano nervioso es el responsable de que experimentemos momentos de placer intensos al ganar un premio, comer helado, etc". De acuerdo a lo anterior se puede interpretar que las redes sociales influyen en el cerebro de los adolescentes debido a que produce en ellos un sentimiento de satisfacción o reconocimiento a recibir "likes" de otras personas. Además, este sentimiento se puede interpretar como aprobación por parte de las demás personas.
Explain the relationship of the structure of cell membrane molecules to the function of the cell membrane overall. You must discuss the structure/function relationship of at least 3 different molecules that compose the cell membrane.
g An Hfr strain is produced when Select one: A. an F episome is transferred to a new cell. B. an F episome leaves the E. coli chromosome. C. an F episome leaves the host chromosome and removes some of the host chromosome. D. an F episome integrates into the E. coli chromosom
Answer:
A. an F episome is transferred to a new cell.
Explanation:
Hfr strains arise from the integration of the plasmid into the bacterial cell in one of several ways such as the recombination of events. Most commonly are formed by the UV-induced integration of E coil F factor. It tries to transfer a copy of the F factors as well the entire chromosome to the recipient bacterium.Tabla de comparación entre el reino protista y fungí
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Chromosomal sex, also known as genetic sex, is determined genetically through the chromosome combination XX or XY.
Question 12 options:
True
False
Answer:
it's true
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Yes, it's true. Chromosal sex is currently determined through the chromosal combination.
explain the structure of molar
Answer:
Molars are the biggest of all the teeth. They have a large, flat surface with ridges that allow them to chew food and grind it up. Adults have 12 permanent molars — six on the bottom and top jaw, and children have eight primary molars.
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The fish 'Exocoetus' has well developed fins for gliding in the water. What is the name
of these fins that are used to glide over water?
Answer:
Pectoral fins
A scientist is studying some developing eggs from an ocean sample. The early embryos have divided only a few times, and all cells look identical. When the scientist carefully removes half the cells from an embryo, both clumps of cells are able to complete development, forming twins. The eggs can be identified as cnidarians. crustaceans. protostomes. deuterostomes. echinoderms.
Answer:
The correct answer is - deuterostomes.
Explanation:
Duetorstomes eggs ,During embryonic development the zygote undergoes cleavage. Cleavage results is slitting into multiple cells where ease cell has the ability to develop into a complete embryo when isolated.
How are meiosis and mitosis different?
Answer:
b. only meiosis results in a reduction in chromosome number
Explanation:
The area is the brain the controls, temperature, metabolism and water/electrolyte balance is called?
Answer:
The Hypothalamus
Answer:
Hypothalamus
Explanation:
Out of 800 progeny of a three-point testcross (testcross for a heterozygote for all three loci) there were 16 double crossovers, whereas 80 had been expected on the basis of no interference (Hint: each double CO produces two double recombinants). The interference is:_________
a. 0.690
b. 0.310
c. 0.655
d. 0.090
e. 0.045
Answer:
a. 0.690
Explanation:
Since there are 16 double crossovers and 80 are expected to be basis of no interference. The total interference will be 0.80 based on the 800 progeny.
Who was Dr. Joseph Bell?
Answer:
Sherlock Holmes
Explanation:
He was the inspiration. Not the actual Holmes.
Answer:
Joseph Bell (2 December 1837 – 4 October 1911) was a Scottish surgeon and lecturer at the medical school of the University of Edinburgh in the 19th century.
