Answer:
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Why are data tables and graphs essential in scientific reporting?
A. They shorten scientific reports considerably.
B. They are accessible to people who cannot read.
C. They make scientific reports more interesting to read.
D. They compare data in a clear and concise way.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
Since most of the data scientist collect is quantitative, data tables and charts are usually used to organize the information • Graphs are created from data tables • They allow the investigator to get a visual image of the observations, which simplifies interpretation and draw
Order the following words for Transcription
1 pre-mRNA
2.Gene
3 DNA
4mRNA
Answer:
2. Gene
3. DNA
1. Pre-mRNA
4. mRNA
Explanation:
Transcription is the first step of gene expression in which a DNA molecule serves as template for the synthesis of mRNA. In the process of transcription, a Gene present on the DNA molecule is transcribed by RNA polymerase using complementary base pairing rule.
After the gene is transcribed, a pre-mRNA is formed. This mRNA is so called because it is immature. The pre-mRNA undergoes processing such as polyadenylation, splicing etc. to become a mRNA.
Hence, based on this, the order is:
Gene → DNA → pre-mRNA → mRNA
Explain the basic process of transcription. Include a description of the major intracellular structures involved.
Answer:
Transcription is the cellular process of RNA synthesis by decoding the information contained in a DNA fragment
Explanation:
Transcription is the process by which the genetic information contained in a fragment of DNA called 'gene' is used as a template to synthesize an RNA molecule, usually, a messenger RNA (mRNA), which is subsequently used to synthesize a protein by the process of translation. In eukaryotic organisms, transcription involves a DNA template strand, which contains both non-coding (i.e., promoter, introns) and conding (i.e, exons) regions, and an RNA polymerase that adds nucleotides to the growing RNA strand using as a template a DNA strand. Both in prokaryotes and eukaryotes, transcription occurs in three basic steps: 1-initiation, where DNA strands separate, 2- elongation, where the RNA polymerase moves on the DNA sequence to synthesize an RNA molecule, and 3-termination, where transcription terminates depending on the sequence in the RNA (eukaryotic transcription has an additional step known as RNA processing).
How do bacteria respond to their environment? Think back to how viruses mutate. What do you predict can happen to bacterial DNA?
Answer:
Well they respond pretty well to other environment and they adapt
In which layer of the atmosphere does most condensation occur?
A) troposphere B) stratosphere C) ozone layer D) mesosphere E) ionosphere
Answer:
condensation occurs in the troposphere
In what cultures is it commonly acceptable for
pregnant women to drink raw milk and
eat unpasteurized cheeses during pregnancy?
Check all that apply.
European cultures
South Asian cultures
American cultures
Hispanic cultures
Answer:
A. European Culture B. South Asian Cultures
Explanation:
Correct on Edge.
Why do some plants in the rainforest have bright flowers and grow close to the ground? O to repel any extra rainfall O to get as much sunlight on their leaves as possible O to keep animals and people away from them O to attract birds and insects for pollination
What percentage of DNA comes from
each parent during sexual reproduction?
Answer:
50 %
Explanation:
So, each sperm contains 50% of the father's genes and each egg contains 50% of the mother's genes. This makes gametes different from other cells in the body
Answer:
50 from each parent is the correct answer
Precipitation that does not permeate the ground runs off the surface quickly. It forms small streams that widen and become longer. Where does the water from these streams drain?
A. springs
B. wells
C. aquifers
D. rivers
Answer:
rivers because smaller bodies of water always drain into bigger ones
Read the sentence below and answer the question that follows.
A 47-year study by scientists in Great Britain revealed that the Parus major is laying eggs approximately two weeks
earlier.
Which led the Parus major to change its behavior?
A) It is making the most of the availability of seasonal food.
B) It is using leaves and other vegetation that is now sprouting earlier.
C) It is arriving from migration earlier due to warmer weather.
D) Its individual adaptability from year to year has been studied.
E) Its nests need the camouflage offered by trees with leaves.
Answer:D
Explanation:
how do i get rid of hicups?????
Answer:
just hold your breath for as long as you can
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
Hold your breath and swallow three times.
Breathe into a paper bag but stop before you get lightheaded!
Drink a glass of water quickly.
Swallow a teaspoon of sugar.
Pull on your tongue.
Gargle with water.
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What percentage of the global water supply is fresh water? 6 percent 35 percent 1 percent 10 percent
Answer: i know it woluld be 48 because you add all the numnbers that you provided then you subtract it from 100 and get 48%
Explanation:
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A dog, Skipper, is roaming around the neighborhood. Skipper passes one of
his favorite spots and lifts his leg to urinate on a fire hydrant. Three
systems at work are:
Answer:
5. Muscular
6. Skeletal
12.Excretory
Explanation:
He lifts his leg, meaning his using skeletal and he is removing waste from his body using muscular & excretory.
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Given a parent genotype of Bb, what are the possible gametes that they can produce?
Assuming both parents have genotype Bb, this would lead to the Punnett square (in this case a monohybrid cross) as shown in the image below. We have four outcomes, three of which are unique. Those offspring genotypes are: BB, Bb, and bb.
An offspring with B or b on its own is not possible because both parents contribute genes.
DNA: TAC GCG TAC CGG ATC
mRNA:
Amino acids: HELP[
Answer:
AUG CGC AUG GCC UAG
Explanation:
Replace thymine (T) with uracil (U)
How does waste removal in a fetus differ from waste removal after birth?
A) Fetal waste is removed through the chorion; infant waste is removed through the rectum.
B) Fetal waste is removed through the rectum; infant waste is removed through the chorion.
C) Fetal waste is removed through the ductus venosus; infant waste is removed through the rectum.
D) Fetal waste is removed through the large intestine; infant waste is removed through the ductus venosus.
Answer: A) Fetal waste is removed through the chorion; infant waste is removed through the rectum.
Explanation:
A developing fetus is surrounded by chorion which is an outer membrane. The role of the chorion is to protect the embryo and provide nutrition to it in the form of blood supply. It helps in getting rid of waste products from the developing fetus that goes into the mother blood to remove out of her body. In case of infants the rectum is the last part of the digestive tract and it receives the waste in the form of fecal matter from small intestine which is removed out through the rectum.
Help please true or false
Answer:
false
Explanation:
because it's false
Answer:
The answer correct false called photosynthesis
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The theory that evolution happens according to a slow, steady change over time is known as A coevolution B extended evolution C gradualism D punctuated equilibrium
The answer is *C. is a slow, gradual change over time*.
How do laws reduce air pollution?
Answer:
Laws reduce air pollution by a number of things, this could be by issuing a fine of about £20 or above. This is the most common way yet im sure in more serious cases prison sentences are issued.
Scientists have proposed more than two dozen ways to define species. One commonly used definition, called the biological species concept, holds that populations belong to the same species if they can contribute genes to a common gene pool. Reproductive barriers block gene flow between different species. Gene flow between populations tends to hold the gene pool of a species together. Three of the most prominent definitions of species are the biological species concept, the phylogenetic species concept, and the morphological species concept. For each characteristic, identify the a
Complete question:
Scientists have proposed more than two dozen ways to define species. One commonly used definition, called the biological species concept, holds that populations belong to the same species if they can contribute genes to a common gene pool. Reproductive barriers block gene flow between different species. Gene flow between populations tends to hold the gene pool of a species together.
Part A - Comparing species definitions
Three of the most prominent definitions of species are the biological species concept, the phylogenetic species concept, and the morphological species (morphospecies) concept.
Drag each characteristic to the appropriate bin based on the species concept(s) to which it applies → You will find this in the attached files
Answer:
Not applicable for extinct species → Biological Based on evolutionary history → Phylogenetic Relies on similarities in structure → Morphological Accommodates asexual reproduction / Species acceptance criteria can be subjective → Morphological and PhylogeneticUsed by scientists in classification → Morphological, Phylogenetic, and BiologicalExplanation:
The biological concept states that species are population groups that -in a real or potential way- can mate and reproduce, but are reproductively isolated from other groups.
Individuals belonging to a species cannot reproduce with members of other species.
This biological concept has limitations. Its application might present difficulties in concern with asexual reproduction species, such as bacteria, rotifer, cnidarians, plants, and etcetera.
Besides, this concept cannot be applied to the past because it is difficult to deduce reproductive capability between extinct species.
Finally, this concept is not adequate concerning hybridization zones, something to be expected considering evolutionary processes. This is the reason why it has been less accepted by botanists, as some plant species hybridize with other species.
The phylogenetic species concept defines species on a determined time and through time, and these are the horizontal and vertical species concepts, respectively. The species group is considered to be the less inclusive monophyletic group.
According to the phylogenetic concept, a species is a monophyletic group whose organisms share synapomorphies.
The establishment of species relies on molecular markers.
The morphological species concept defines species according to the shared morphological characteristics shared by all the members of the species. It is a descriptive method to separate species.
When a group differs considerably at a morphological level from another group, it is defined as a different species.
Some limitations might emerge from this species concept. It does not consider variability among individuals,
Individuals of the same species might be polymorphic, exhibiting morphological differences between organisms. These individuals would be considered to be different species following the morphological concept. Some different species might be morphologically similar, despite being different. These species might be considered as one following the morphological concept.The two organ systems involved in this blood vessel constriction are the...pic attached. NO LINK ANSWERS PLS :)
What are the four different types of deserts?
Answer:
Explanation:
Name Type of Desert Location
Antarctic Polar Antarctica
Arctic Polar Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Iceland
Sahara Subtropical Northern Africa
Answer:
1) hot and dry deserts or subtropical deserts
2) semi-arid deserts
3) coastal deserts
4) cold (or polar) deserts
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What concept does Hubble's Law most concern?
A. energy lost over time across the universe
B. growing distance between galaxies
C. how stars recycle energy and matter
D. how the universe will eventually end
Hubble's Law most concern with growing distance between galaxies. Thus option B is correct.
What is Hubble's Law ?Hubble’s law refers to the observation in physical cosmology where the movement of galaxies from the Earth at a speed that are proportional to their distance.
The velocity of the galaxy which is called as the redshift.
This laws study physical cosmology and is also known as Hubble-Lemaitre law.
After measuring recession velocity one can determine the distance of the galaxy from us by using Hubble’s equation.
Some limitations are; due to intrinsic motion of galaxies, observed velocity gets influenced and Galaxy orbit due to gravitational movements.
Hubble constant is another unit of measurement, which is used for description of the expansion of the universe. It is 160 km/s per million-light-years.
Thus option B is correct.
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The peace treaty which ended French control over Canada in 1763 was signed in:
Answer:
February 10, 1763.
Explanation:
b. Earth's thermohaline circulation moves heat around the planet, as can be seen by the warmer
climate in England due to the Gulf Stream. (2 points)
True or false ?
Two distinct bands appear in a single lane at the completion of an SDS-PAGE analysis of an unknown protein. Select one: a. These bands represent two subunits of a homodimer. b. Each band represents a different sized subunit of a multimeric protein. c. Each band represents a protein subunit with different charge to mass ratio. d. These bands represent two subunits of a heterodimer. e. These bands represent two separate subunits of identical size.
Answer:
b. Each band represents a different-sized subunit of a multimeric protein.
Explanation:
SDS-PAGE analysis allows the separation and discrimination of proteins according to their molecular weight. The technique separates proteins in an electromagnetic field.
The SDS-PAGE technique makes proteins move in solid support -gel- by the action of the electric field. The distance reached by each protein is proportional to their molecular weight. The protein separation from a mixture results in bands that reflect their size.
SDS is a detergent that denaturalizes the protein and sets a relation charge size, such as that the motion of the protein in the gel is proportional to its weight. The bigger the protein is, the stronger interaction with the polyacrylamide gel there will be. The speed of displacement in the electromagnetic field is inversely proportional to the protein size.
if you had $5000 what would you do with it and why?
Answer:
pay off student loans
Explanation:
Answer:
I know some people are against this but I would get myself some hunting gear, put some money away for further things, get my favorite snacks, save for Christmas, and then I would put the rest towards my family's medical needs because my family means the world to me.