ok, so we have to do a project 4 home ec. which one can i get more out of?
like, something with alot of traits and properties
I TRIED LOOKING IT UP. im lost :S
thts y im here rite????-If your project
i have a uni report i should choose a specific cell type of eukaryotic for my report, please help me as its due in a few days and its 600 words ..... , which cell type is easier to choose?and do u hav
a. Carbon dioxide concentration decreases
b. Carbon dioxide concentration increases
c. Temperature decreases
d. Blood becomes more alkaline-B. CO2 concentration increases
A. Diease in which mylein sheath is gradually replaced by scar tissue
B. neuromuscular disorder caused by a deficiency of dopamine
C. Brain death due to cerebral hypoxia
D. Increased intracranial pres
Do you mean why are the junctions so tight in electrical synapses?If this is what you are asking, the reason is because the electrical signal travelling down the nerve is converted into a chemical sig
I am so confused!!Take for example, the whiptail lizard: all female, reproduce asexually by parthenogenesis.The problem is, theres no other parent to provide new DNA.So are all of the offspring clones
I want to make a 100% on my Biology exam, so ive decided to simply re-read everything if its possible. This is what the book looks like
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It accepts electron from NADH. These electrons are then passed down the chain. Proton will also be pumped out as NADH delivers electrons which will help contribute to the electron gradient needed to m
I really have no idea, unless it causes the heart rate to increase as the temperature gets warmer?
Also, how does this impact the physiological activities of the animal?
Even a short answer is fine,
Help please :)I kind of understand, just want to make sure I have them right. THANKS!
1) mRNA has codon or anti-codons?
2) 1 or 3 codons equal one amino acid?
3) tRNA brings amino acids to the nucl
which of the following changes species diversity globally?
a. specification and emigration
b. immigration and emigration
c. speciation and immigration
d. emigration and extinction
e. speciation and e
Do you have any links to these experiments?-I think your question simplifies it too much.There is 150 years of research supporting the theory, but in the end, its too complex to be boiled down to a si