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If you have just learned that a chemical you work with is a mutagen What effect does this chemical have?
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If you have just learned that a chemical you work with is a mutagen What effect does this chemical have?
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Substances used to increase the rate of mutations?
pretty much any substance that is radioactive. just like in Fallout 3
If you have just learned that a chemical you work with is a mutagenwhat effect does this chemical have?
Mutagens cause changes, or mutations, in genetic material like DNA. Some mutagens include:Chemical agents like benzene can metabolize with animal cells to create mutagens.X-rays can damage DNA.Some bacteria and viruses can inhibit DNA repair mechanisms.Carcinogens are mutagens that have the effect of causing cancer.
Is there a rule for working out chemical symbols from chemical name Or do you just have to learn them?
You just have to learn them tricks sorry!
what are the phases of a partially molten iron?
I just learned this but forgot lol
Is toxic a physical or chemical property?
Toxicity is a chemical property. You can not see the toxicity just by looking at it.
Why are revertants observed in Ames test?
To determine whether whatever chemical that was introduced to the bacteria is a mutagen. More revertants means better mutagen ie. the probability of a strain reverting back to wild-type is high since probability of a mutation in the DNA is high due to induced mutation by the mutagen. Less revertants means poor mutagen ie. the probability of a strain reverting back to wild-type is low since probability of a mutation in the DNA is attributed to just the probability of an error in replication.
Substances used to increase the rate of mutations?
pretty much any substance that is radioactive. just like in Fallout 3
Material that have left their origina contianers considerdto be?
Hey! I just learned this in chemistry- as soon as your chemical leaves the original container, it is considered contaminated.
If you have just learned that a chemical you work with is a mutagenwhat effect does this chemical have?
Mutagens cause changes, or mutations, in genetic material like DNA. Some mutagens include:Chemical agents like benzene can metabolize with animal cells to create mutagens.X-rays can damage DNA.Some bacteria and viruses can inhibit DNA repair mechanisms.Carcinogens are mutagens that have the effect of causing cancer.
Which of the these would most likely cause a mutation?
A mutagen is a substance that has the potential to cause a mutation in the DNA.
What happens to atoms when in a chemical raction?
When atoms have a chemical reaction, that usually means that they changed their state and can not go back. For example, if you put food coloring in a glass of water, thats a chemical reaction because it cannot go back to its original form of just water. Or if you change a liquid into a solid or a solid into a gas and so on. Those would all be chemical reactions. We just learned about that a few weeks ago.
What did you learn from healthy lifestyles?
Your teacher wants to know what YOU learned, not what we learned. Just write down whatever you learned from it.
Is making ice cream a physical change?
no its a chemical change (i just did i project on making ice cream in meh class and one question was "is this a chemical or physical change? how do u know?"
Is knowing what foods to eat learned behavior?
no ,when you learned to eat what food you just ate it.
How do you find a theme in a story?
just think about what lesson you learned or the character learned in the story
What is the simple predicate of Davy learned all the latest dances?
That is easy. Just take off the subject, Davy, and you are left with "learned all the latest dances", but if you are talking about the verb, it is just "learned".
What would happen if you take parectamol with juice?
Chemical reaction most likely just take parectamol with water juice could effect the use of parectamol
