<span>Edward Jenner is known as, “the father of
Immunology.” He was an English physician and scientist that made a smallpox
vaccine from the cowpox virus. This is known to be the world’s first vaccine
and this discovery is said have saved more lives than the work of any other
human being. Because of his work, World Health Organization declared smallpox
an eradicated disease in the 1979. Up to the year 2002, Jenner was still being
recognizes in the field of contemporary immunology and was even included in the
list of 100 Greatest Britons. </span>
Explanation:
scientists have found that a virus can stimulate photosynthesis in bacterial host, so im guessing yes.
The genome is often compared to a set of blueprints.
If a student made a model of an onion skin cell using a microscopic magnification scale of 500:1 and the length of the modeled cell is 15 cm, the real cell's length would be 0.03 cm.
The scale is 500:1. This means that the dimension of the real cell without being magnified under the microscope would be 1/500.
Thus, if the length of the cell under the microscope is 15 cm. This length has been multiplied by 500. In order to get the real length, it must be divided by 500.
15 x 1/500
= 0.03 cm
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