Biology

what would happen to an intact whole plant if the light reactions of photosynthesis stopped but cellular respiration continued
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Describe what is happening in the diagram below*DNAHuman cellDNASection of human DNABacterial cell1 pointBacterial DNABacterial cellA human cell is getting bacteria to be able to make antibodies against the bacteria.O A hybrid organism with 50% bacteria DNA and 50% human DNA is being made.A human gene is being inserted into the bacteria's genome so it can make ahuman protein for medical use.A bacterial cell is getting its DNA removed and then cut with restriction enzymes.Afterwards, it is put into a human nucleus.
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ouabain is a substance that has been used as an arrow poison and it inhibits sodium-potassium atpase. if applied to a neuron, what is the likely effect of the ouabain on action potentials?
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where is cephalic found ?
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Changes in single neuron firing rates in area V1 of monkeys as a function of selective attention would provide support for________.a. early-selection models of attentionb. capacity limitation models of attentionc. computational models of attentiond. late-selection models of attention
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deoxygenated blood flows from the right ventricle to the left ventricle. what defect does this most likely describe?
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9. The food web for an ecosystem is represented below. (7.5B) Rabbits Foxes Mice & Carrots Owls Birds Grasshoppers, Grasses Gr Grains Based on the food web, the populations of which two organisms would directly impact the population of grasshoppers? O O O O Carrots and owls Birds and grasses Mice and grains Foxes and mice
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Click to review the online content. Then answer the question(s) below, using complete sentences. Scroll down to view additionalquestions.Online Content: Site 1What are the causes of soil compaction? (Site 1)
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when two black heterozygous (bb ee) labrador retrievers are crossed, what phenotypic ratio is observed that differs from the typical 9:3:3:1 ratio for independently acting genes?
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In which stage of the cell cycle is a mutation that leads to cancer most likely to occur? I need like in the next 2 min
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in prokaryotes, in which direction are hydrogen ions pumped by the electron transport system of photosynthetic membranes?
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on the cellular level, how is gastrulation accomplished in echinoderms, amphibians, and birds? in general terms what does gastrulation accomplish?
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which labeled cell in the diagram secretes a hormone that stimulates events that increase blood glucose concentration?
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give three functions of a fruit
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which type of leukemia happens as a result of myeloblasts that are well differentiated and has a slow onset?
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Why are the wings of birds and flies analogous structures?They perform a similar function but differ in structure.They have lost their original function.They are similar in structure but differ in function.They are used for a specific purpose.Answer: B
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when dna probes are used to identify bacterial dna similarities by hybridization, the probe dna is heated and the template dna is treated to separate the 2 strands. why would the probe dna be heated?
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How is the cell in Diagram A effectively using its resources?Since lactose is present, the repressor protein willbegin transcription.ORNA polymerase is transcribing the genes becauseactose is present.The cell continually produces the enzymes needed tobreak down lactose.Since lactose is present, the repressor protein willbreak down lactose.
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What antibodies are involved in humoral immunity?
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what additional complication does a disease caused by a virus have compared to a disease caused by bacteria?
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which treatment of the heat-killed siii bacterial extract, when mixed with rii bacteria, resulted in mice surviving infection?
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I just want to know if im labeling this right.
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Why is the dust from the Sahara beneficial to the Amazon Rainforest?Why is the soil in the Amazon rainforest nutrient poor?How can climate change impact the relationship between the Amazon Rainforest and the Sahara desertExplain why a Greening of the Sahara Desert can be bad for the Amazon Rainforest. Suggested
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is the disease shown in the following pedigree caused by a dominant or a recessive allele? why? based on this limited pedigree, do you think the disease allele is rare or common in the population?
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