Answer:
boost your immune system
Explanation:
Answer:
Vaccination is the process in which substances called antigens are introduced artificially into the body to stimulate the immune system, the set of cells that protects the body against infections .
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In mice brown fur (B) is dominant to white fur (b). Two brown mice mate. Their genotype in unknown. You observe the offspring and notice 5 are brown and 2 are white. Given this information, you determine both parent genotypes must be:
a. BB
b. Bb
c. bb
d. a reliable conclusion can't be reached
Answer:
bb bc there more alike
but i am not so sure
Which is located at the beginning of a gene?
terminator
promoter
mRNA
intron
8.
What is meant by the term base-pairing? How is base-paring involved in DNA replication?
Answer: Hydrogen bonds form only between specific base pairs. ase pairing ensures that the complementary strands produced are identical to the original strands.
Explanation:
According to the data in the table, what percent of the elodea cells is water? Explain how you arrived at this conclusion.
Answer:
99%
Explanation:
at a salt solution concentration of 2%, plasmolysis first started to occur. So the other 98% in the "solution" would have just been water. Since water inside cells needs to be greater than the amount of water outside the cells, we can say that the amount of water inside the elodea cells was 99% so that it can allow hypertonic plasmolysis to occur.
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if you step on a sharp object muscles in your leg will rapidly put your foot away.
what is the correct term for this type of reaction?
Answer:
Explanation:
Sharp object the reaction is a reflex its involuntary and it doesn't involve ur brain it protects u from damage.So u step on the sharp object whihc is a stimulus so the reaction is reflex its quick and automatic.
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(GIVING BRAINLIEST) ______________ energy is the total potential and kinetic energy of particles in an object.
Group of answer choices
Chemical
Nuclear
Thermal
Answer:
Thermal
Explanation:
The total kinetic and potential energy of the particles in an object is called thermal energy.
How many cells do males create during meiosis? How many cells do females create
during meiosis?
Answer:
Males => 4 Females => 4
Explanation:
Answer:
sperm in males, eggs in females. During meiosis one cell? divides twice to form four daughter cells. These four daughter cells only have half the number of chromosomes? of the parent cell – they are haploid. Meiosis produces our sex cells or gametes
Explanation:
7. Light-absorbing molecules like chlorophyll found in the photosynthetic organisms are called
(LT#2)
A. thylakoids B. grana C.pigments
D. stroma
Answer:
C. pigment
Explanation:
Molecules of DNA are composed of long chains of?
two long polynucleotide chains
A DNA molecule consists of two long polynucleotide chains composed of four types of nucleotide subunits. Each of these chains is known as a DNA chain, or a DNA strand. Hydrogen bonds between the base portions of the nucleotides hold the two chains together
Molecules of DNA are composed of long chains of nucleotides.
What are nucleotides?Nucleotides are the building blocks of DNA and RNA adenine (A), thymine (T), guanosine (G), and Cytosine (C. In RNA, uracil (U) is present instead of thymine.
The pentose sugar is the ribose sugar in RNA and deoxyribose sugar in DNA. In deoxyribose sugar, oxygen is absent from the 3' carbon.
Phosphate groups are attached through the 5-C of pentose sugar by an ester bond. One polynucleotide chain is formed when the phosphate of one nucleotide forms a phosphodiester bond with the sugar of another nucleotide.
A double-stranded structure is formed by base pairing between nucleotides. The adenine binds to thymine by two hydrogen bonds and guanine binds to cytosine by three hydrogen bonds.
Therefore the molecules of DNA are composed of long chains of nucleotides.
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List some
examples of adaptive evolution:
Answer:
The changes are the organism's adaptive traits and they arise as a result of natural selection. An example of adaptive evolution is the horse's teeth. Its teeth are one of the traits that made it fit for a grass diet. In contrast, genetic drift produces random changes in the frequency of traits in a population
Explanation:
Answer:
I will give you 5 of them :)
1.Flightless Birds
Birds such as ostriches, emus and penguins are unable to fly. However, this hasn't always been the case — each of these flightless birds has ancestors who easily flew. Over many generations, ostriches and emus evolved to have larger bodies and feet made for running on land, which left them without the ability (or need) to fly. The same goes for penguins, who traded typical wings for swim-friendly flippers over many thousands of generations.
2.Blue Moon Butterfly
The Blue Moon Butterfly on the Samoan islands was attacked by a parasite, which destroyed male embryos. This changed the balance of male and female but that was remedied within 10 generations. This is because the few male moths that were immune lived to breed.
3.Mexican Cavefish
Mexican cavefish once had eyes, but in the caves, eyes were no longer necessary. They have also lost their pigmentation because they no longer need camouflage from predators. This is an example of regressive evolution, the belief that "if you don't use it, you lose it" when it comes to traits.
4.Warrior Ants
These ants have a chemical signal that identifies their colony. Some ants learned to imitate this signal from another colony, so they can attack a colony and take over. The worker ants will not even realize there has been an invasion and continue to work.
5.Pesticide Resistant Insects
Whenever you use a pesticide, it kills the majority of an insect population. However, certain insects will experience a gene mutation to develop immunity to it and those insects will reproduce. This happens very quickly, within a few generations, since the generation length for insects is short.
Explanation:
The changes are the organism's adaptive traits and they arise as a result of natural selection. An example of adaptive evolution is the horse's teeth. Its teeth are one of the traits that made it fit for a grass diet. In contrast, genetic drift produces random changes in the frequency of traits in a population
Can someone explain the Punnett square ?
Answer:
so in the punnet square, you hvae the 4 squares inside the big on. on top of the square, you have 2 letters, representing the dominant and the repressed genes. On one side, typically the left, you have another two letters, again genes. to get the gene types to fill in your squares, you take the first letter of the top set and the first letter of the side set. for this example, we are going to use Bb(top) and BB(side). you would take the B from the top, and you would pu it with the B from the side. in the top left square, you should have BB. next, you go and take that same top B and do it with the second letter of the side, B again. this again gives you BB. next, you take the second letter of the top, b, and you join it with B. in the top right square, you would write or type in Bb. Even though the b was on top, it is after the B because in this cause, it is not the dominant gene. when you do the second top and side letters together, you again get Bb.
Explanation:
the main points.
in this example, i used B to be the dominant gene and b to be the repressed/ submissive gene. you always put the dominant gene letter before the repressedmake sure you fill the squares in properly. in this one, you should have 3 BB and 1 Bb. this shows that the gene set BB is going to showwhen you fill in the squares, the first top letter and the first side letter fill in the top left square.the first top letter and the second side letter go left bottom.second top letter and first side letter go in right top.second top and second side go in right bottom.always place the dominant gene first in the punnet square.add me and message me if you need more help. we can also zoom to figure it out.
In a certain plant, yellow leaves are dominant (Y) and red leaves are recessive (y). Plant with genotype Yy and a plants with yy crust. If they have for offspring how many would you predict would have red leaves? (Hint: draw a punnett square to help you determine the answer)
Answer: 1
Explanation:
a p e x
Answer:
1
Explanation:
QUESTION: Which one of the following is likely to be most effective in reducing dental decay?
(a) Eating fibrous food, e.g. apples, after meals.
(b) Cutting down on sweets, biscuits etc. between meals.
(c) Cleaning the teeth after meals and at night.
(d) Using an antiseptic mouthwash.
help me plz
Answer:
It is between B and C I am 99.999% Sure its C but you might wanna check :))))
Explanation:
The freezing point of a mixture of water and salt is
A. higher than that of pure water
B. the same as that of pure water
C. lower than that of pure water
D. none of the above
Answer:
lower
Explanation:
salt makes thing freeze faster
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Because when you mix a mixture and pure substances it’s higher
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Answer:
01). cells
02).seeing inside the cells
03).Robert hook
Sarah was testing paper towels to see which brand was the strongest. She used five brands of towels in her experiment. She wet the towels and then used them to hold beans. She counted the number of beans the wet paper towels could hold without tearing. When the experiment was completed, Sarah compared the towel strength using a bar graph. What was her label on the X-axis?
Answer:
I think it is 6 I think maybe
Answer: Explanation:
on the x-axis is the paper towels. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
y-axis will be the beans, seeing how much it held on those 5 towels.
The workers who paid a rate for every day they work are known as
Answer:
piece work
Explanation:
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I am failing in school and i need help with this it is a home work defineMaritime
Answer:
Maritime transport and fluvial transport, or more generally waterborne transport, is the transport of people or goods via waterways. Freight transport by sea has been widely used throughout recorded history.
Explanation:
Why is Linnaeus called the father of taxonomy?
He created the classification level called domain.
He developed the modern system of naming organisms.
He explained the steps that led to the formation of a species.
He used more than one common name for the same organism
Answer:
he developed the modern system of naming organisms
what is a cell that is the source of other cells
Answer:
stem cells
Explanation:
Which macromolecule plays a central role as an energy source?
Answer:
Carbohydrates
Explanation:
Ex: Glucose (monosaccharide)
Can you tell me which go where?
Answer:
heredity goes to the first one
phenotype at the second one
Explanation:
Can someone help me with the question please.
Answer:
B Sun > Algae > Shrimp > Red drum
Which statements about freshwater sources are true? Check all that apply. B Only about 3 percent of Earth's water is fresh water Most of the fresh water on Earth is groundwater. About 75 percent of the fresh water on Earth is frozen in ice sheets. The largest source of usable fresh water is groundwater. More fresh water is in the atmosphere than in rivers and lakes.
Answer:
all but 3 percent
Explanation:
because i looked it up
Answer:
groundwater is correct
DNA strands run in 1 of 2 directions depending on which end of the strand is free and which end has a phosphate bond. One direction is 5' to 3' (__________) and the other direction is 3' to 5' (downstream). __________ polymerase binds to the DNA at the TATA box and unzips the double helix. Working along the DNA chain, RNA polymerase reads the DNA nitrogenous bases and matches RNA nitrogenous bases from the nucleus (uracil instead of thymine). As it moves, RNA polymerase re-zips the DNA behind it and lets the mRNA separate from the DNA. It continues to do this until it reaches a sequence downstream called a __________ signal. In other words, RNA polymerase copies the DNA sequence downstream of the TATA box into an mRNA strand.
Answer:
The answers in the blank spaces:
1. Upstream
2. RNA
3. Terminator
Explanation:
This question is describing the process of transcription, which is the process whereby DNA template is used to synthesize an mRNA molecule. Transcription involves three stages viz: initiation, elongation and termination.
- DNA strands run in 1 of 2 directions depending on which end of the strand is free and which end has a phosphate bond. One direction is 5' to 3' (UPSTREAM) and the other direction is 3' to 5' (downstream). An enzyme called RNA polymerase binds to the DNA at the TATA box and unzips the double helix (INITIATION).
- Working along the DNA chain, RNA polymerase reads the DNA nitrogenous bases and matches RNA nitrogenous bases from the nucleus (uracil instead of thymine). As it moves, RNA polymerase re-zips the DNA behind it and lets the mRNA separate from the DNA (ELONGATION).
- It continues to do this until it reaches a sequence downstream called a TERMINATOR signal (TERMINATION). In other words, RNA polymerase copies the DNA sequence downstream of the TATA box into an mRNA strand.
............................Please help ASAP ........................
Answer:
I think answer choice D
Explanation:
The passage summarized says that ostriches and rheas look exactly the same but are different sizes, therefore answer choice D is auto eliminated
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Answer:
a mutation
Explanation:
becaus ethere are diffrent traits wich would be a mutation im in middle school i learned this is 2 so trust me.
Answer:
variation
Explanation:
Any difference between individual organisms or groups of organisms of any species caused either by genetic difference or by the effect of environmental factors is called variation. Variation is observed in physical appearance, metabolism, behavior, learning and mental ability, and other visible characters of an individual.
Color blindness is a X-linked recessive trait. A couple want to predict whether it would be possible for their child to be color blind. The female is an unaffected carrier and the male is red/green color blind. What percentage of offspring would be color blind?
Answer: There is a probability (n.b. NOT certainty) that half of all offspring will be colour blind.
Explanation: The female is XX and as an unaffected carrier we can assign genotype Cc where c is the recessive allele.
The male is XY and colour blind, so genotype cY
Male offspring can be cY or CY so p|colourblind = 50%
Female offspring can be Cc or cc so, again p= 50%
If there is also equal probability of sex of the offspring, there is an overall probability that half the offspring will be colour blind
In a simulation of genetics, a child inherits either a dominant or recessive
allele from each parent. Which of the following would be the best method for
randomly determining which of two possible alleles a child inherits from the
father?
A. Drawing from a deck of cards printed with either an uppercase or
lowercase a
B. Blindly selecting from a bag filled with blue, green, red, and yellow
beads
C. Throwing a dart at a dartboard hanging on a wall at a distance of
10 feet
D. Rolling a six-sided number cube and using the number on the top
side
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The gene inherited from the father is best obtained by rolling a six-sided number cube and using the number on the top side.
What is genetics?Genetics is the science that seeks to study the patterns of inheritance in individuals. It deals with the study of genes which often occur in pairs called alleles.
The best way to determining which of two possible alleles a child inherits from the father is rolling a six-sided number cube and using the number on the top side.
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Answer:
A. Drawing from a deck of cards printed with either an uppercase or
lowercase a
or
A. Drawing from a deck of cards printed with either an uppercase or
lowercase Q
Explanation: