This apparatus can be used to show osmosis.

(a) Explain what happens to the level of sucrose solution in the glass tube. [3]

(b) Describe how this apparatus could be modified to measure the rate of osmosis at different temperatures. [3]

This Apparatus Can Be Used To Show Osmosis. (a) Explain What Happens To The Level Of Sucrose Solution

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Answer 1

Answer:

A. The level of sucrose solution will rise in the glass tube because water molecules will pass through the semipermeable membrane into the tube as water potential is higher outside than inside the tube.

B. The apparatus can be modified to measure the rate of osmosis at different temperatures by doing the following :

1. Using a waterbath in order to heat the water and a thermometer to measure different temperatures.

2. Using a scale such as a ruler attached to the glass tube to measure the increase in height at different temperatures.

3. Using a stopwatch to record time taken for unit increase in the height of waterat different temperatures.

Explanation:

A. Osmosis is the movement of water molecules from a region of low solute concentration or high water potential to a region of high solute concentration or low water potential through a semipermeable membrane until equilibrium concentration is attained.

The movement of water molecules is based on a concentration gradient, from a region where there are more water molecules to a region where there are fewer water molecules.

The sucrose solution has a higher solute concentation but lower water potential due to fewer water molecules compared to water in the beaker, therefore, water molecules will pass through the semipermeable membrane into the glass tube resulting in an increase in the level of sucrose solution in the glass tube.

B. The apparatus can be modified to measure the rate of osmosis at different temperatures by doing the following :

1. Using a waterbath in order to heat the water and a thermometer to measure different temperatures.

2. Using a scale such as a ruler attached to the glass tube to measure the increase in height at different temperatures.

3. Using a stopwatch to record time taken for unit increase in the height of waterat different temperatures.


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Answer:

GlnA will be overexpressed and the cells will have more glutamine than glutamate

Explanation:

Glutamine synthetase (glnA) is an enzyme involved in nitrogen metabolism that catalyzes the amidation of glutamate to glutamine. Moreover, the phosphorylated form of the NtrC response regulator protein (NtrC~P) acts as a transcriptional activator of genes associated with nitrogen metabolism, including glnA. NtrC~P exhibits 1-an enhanced DNA binding activity (increased oligomerization on the target DNA template) and 2-ATPase activity (oligomerization of the NtrC phosphoprotein), which are fundamental features for transcriptional activation. In consequence, it is expected that a higher level of NtrC~P (due to a defective form of the phosphatase that dephosphorylates NtrC~P) leads to the overexpression of glnA, thereby increasing glutamine levels and simultaneously decreasing glutamate concentration.

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Answer and Explanation:

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Answer:

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Answer:

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Answer:

The correct answer is - Option B.

Explanation:

Before the Industrial Revolution, the light color moths were predominant so that they can blend in with the light-colored trees and lichens in their environment. After releasing coal smoke from factories, the trees became darkened, and the light-colored moths become an easy target for predator birds to spot.

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Answer:

Explanation:

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2.to pass the sperms towards fallopian tubes for fertilization.

3.to provide site for embedding zygote.

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Answer:

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Solution:

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B) rosebush/housefly
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the answer i believe is A.

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La teoría sintética

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Where's the statement

3. Round shells is incompletely dominant to square shells, the heterozygous combination is a pointed shell. Smelly
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heterozygous non-smelly shelled female. What's the phenotype of their offspring?

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Answer:

    2/16  rounded not smelly females, RRX+X-

    2/16  pointed not smelly females, RrX+X-

    2/16  rounded smelly females, RRX-X-

    2/16  pointed smelly females, RrX-X-

    2/16  rounded not smelly males, RRX+Y

    2/16  pointed not smelly males, RrX+Y

    2/16  rounded smelly males, RRX-Y

    2/16  pointed smelly males, RrX-Y

Explanation:

Available data:

RR round shellrr square shellRr Pointed shellX+ is dominant and codes for not smellyX- is recessive and codes for Smelly

Cross: A pointed smelly shelled male with a round  heterozygous non-smelly female

Parentals) Rr X-Y    x     RRX+X-

Gametes) RX-, RY, rX-, rY

                RX+, RX+, RX-, RX-

Punnett square)    RX-            rX-           RY           rY

                 RX+    RRX+X-    RrX+X-    RRX+Y    RrX+Y

                 RX+    RRX+X-    RrX+X-    RRX+Y    RrX+Y

                 RX-     RRX-X-     RrX-X-     RRX-Y     RrX-Y

                 RX-     RRX-X-     RrX-X-     RRX-Y     RrX-Y

F1) 2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded not smelly females, RRX+X-

    2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed not smelly females, RrX+X-

    2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded smelly females, RRX-X-

    2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed smelly females, RrX-X-

    2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded not smelly males, RRX+Y

    2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed not smelly males, RrX+Y

    2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded smelly males, RRX-Y

    2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed smelly males, RrX-Y

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What is the % phenotype for this cross if round is the dominant trait?

A. 25% round, 75% wrinkled

B. 50% round, 50% wrinkled

C. 75% round, 25% wrinkled

D. 100%, round, 0% wrinkled ​

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Answer:

D

Explanation:

Phenotype = the physical characteristics; ex: wrinked, round, yellow, green, etc...

When crossing this Punnett Square, you would get 100% Rr. Therefore, D is the answer.  

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force is the overall force on an object after all the forces
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Answer:

The correct answer is - Net force.

Explanation:

Adding all the forces that are applied to a particular object, body, or particle is the net force. This overall force that is applied can be calculated by a vector sum of all other forces exerted on the body.

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Answer

A turkey would have to be a primary/secondary consumer, because they are able to eat plants and insects.

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Answer:

Cells divide and reproduce in two ways, mitosis and meiosis. Mitosis results in two identical daughter cells, whereas meiosis results in four sex cells. Below we highlight the keys differences and similarities between the two types of cell division.

Mitosis is a form of eukaryotic cell division that produces two daughter cells with the same genetic component as the parent cell. Chromosomes replicated during the S phase are divided in such a way as to ensure that each daughter cell receives a copy of every chromosome. In actively dividing animal cells, the whole process takes about one hour.

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Which of the following factors may contribute to a population maintaining Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium

A There are no mutations in the DNA of the population.

B There are individuals migrating into or out of the population.

C The population is interbreeding with another species.

D The population size is very small.

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Answer:

1. There are no mutations in the DNA of the population.*

2. The brown color is an adaptation that is being selected by the environment.

3. The number of individuals displaying each phenotype in both the current generation and the offspring.

4. The recessive phenotype in this population may serve as an adaptation in this environment.

5. A population of turtles that routinely breeds with another closely related species of turtle.

Explanation:

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Distribution of Traits Quick Check

The factor that may contribute to a population maintaining Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium is there are no mutations in the DNA of the population. So, the correct option is A.

What do you mean by Mutation?

The sudden, stable, and inheritable changes in the genetic material of an organism, are called mutations.

There are some assumptions of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. They are.

The population is large.The members of the population mate randomly with each other.No migration occurs between populations.No new mutations are favorable. No survival or reproductive advantage.

Therefore, the factor that may contribute to a population maintaining Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium is there are no mutations in the DNA of the population.

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Answer:

community means an interacting group of various species in a common location. communities exist but new community can cause due to certain pressures either favored by the environment/nature or by humans/simply animals.

Undergoing pressures can can cause for selections such as,

-stabilizing selection

-directional selection

-disruptive selection

or may also occur due to mutations (naturally or manmade) that will further cause for a genetic drift so the nature/ the environment will help/ favor for the best fitting species to survive resulting for an evolution and will build up a new community.

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MY SCHOOL WORK IS DRAINING THE LIFE OUTTA ME

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Bad

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Answer:

c

Explanation:

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Answer:

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A species is the answer :)

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antibodies administered as gamma globulin

antibodies passed through breast milk

getting a vaccine

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Answer:

I think ..getting a vaccine

..is answer

Explanation:

antibodies administered as gamma globular

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Answer:

The correct answer is - economic, social, environmental, and geopolitical

Explanation:

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