<span>Photosynthesis usually happens in the leaves of the plants.This process undergoes a
complex process and involves two stages.The light dependent stage uses water as its
raw material and has its product which is oxygen and NADPH. Carbon dioxide is the material used for the second stage - the light independent stage. During this stage, glucose has been created.
<span>Photosynthesis is the process to store energy and cellular respiration releases the energy stored. Glucose and Oxygen are the materials used in cellular respiration and releases water and carbon dioxide.Cellular Respiration goes through the processes Glycolysis,Transition Reaction, the Krebs Cycle and the Electron Transport Chain and Chemiosmosis, respectively.</span></span>
Mitosis results in 46 chromosomes, or 23 diploid chromosome pairs
meosis results in 23 chromosomes, generating 4 haploid gametes for viable fertilization.
Answer:
The correct answer is option (D) "His- strain grows on an his- plate".
Explanation:
The Ames test is a procedure that allows to detect if a given compound can cause mutations on a tested organism by growing strains of bacteria that require histidine (His-) to growth, since they are not able to produce its own histidine. In the Ames test, the bacteria is exposed to a given compound and is grown in a medium with small amount of histidine (his- plate). If the His- strain grows on a his- plate, it means that the bacteria has mutated to synthesize its own histidine and it is considered as a positive result on a the Ames test.
The first one should be mM
Answer:
Removing just one species can be a disturbance
Explanation:
Ecosystem consists of a diverse organism and there is a complex interactions between those organisms.For instance if plant species keeps on growing and the animals which exists by consuming these plants suppose if such animal population grows then there will be reduction in the plant population Ecosystem contains many such dependencies.Therefore removing just one species can cause a disturbance to the biodiversity of an ecosystem.