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Where could the organisms have come from in the 1768 broth experiment described?
the organisms could come from the heat in the broth if you boil it,cause if you boil it,it creates organisms. It will only work if you put a cap on top of the bottle you are boiling. the one with the cap on is not cantaminated. The one without the cap is cantaminated and already has organisms in it.so the organisms come from the oxygen in the one where it does not have the cap on
What would happen if mistakes occurred in the replication or separatiion of chromosomes?
You could have a mutant cell.
What characteristics of life do viruses show?
Several traits could lead one to consider viruses as living organisms. They carry and transmit their own genetic information, they consume resources, they move, or rather they take advantage of a host in order to move, and they initiate self-replication when in a suitable host.
End replication problem in DNA replication?
Your question is ambiguous and could refer to any of the following:Prokaryotes employ proteins that recognise termination sites, including the 'tus' protein. These bind and act as one way gates, so that termination occurs in a predefined location. The exact mechanism of termination is unknown, but is presumed to be a simple meeting of two replication forks causing the apparatus to stop and dissociate. Replication is successful without the tus protein.In eukaryotes, termination of replication is poorly understood.Eukaryotes have linear DNA, and as such cannot replicate a short region on the end of each DNA molecule on the lagging strand, since replication requires RNA primers, and there will be nowhere for the primer to bind (it is later degraded so cannot be kept). Eukaryotes therefore use telomeress, which are GT rich repeating units that 'protect' the end of the DNA and can be placed without the use of a templace (the telomerase enzyme itself has an RNA template within it). The sequence of the telomere is species dependent. There will always be an overhang on the telomere, where telomerase added bases that could not be replicated on the other strand (as there is still nowhere to put the primer).
Which best describes a difference between transcription and DNA replication-?
Another answer could be that Transcription uses Uracil. This is the answer I got from Apex btw.
Which type of organisms could most successfully colonize with a rock of the volcanic island?
a place was destroyed by volcani eruption.what organism could successfully colonize first
Are microscopic organisms harmful?
Some of them are, however, there are many microscopic organisms that are not harmful, some of which you could not survive without.
How difficult is data replication?
Data replication is difficult without formal technological training and/or education. A lot of the terms used to describe data replication and the processes necessary to complete it are computer-specific and could appear to be in a completely different language to a person that does not know much about computers or technology.
What could be a result from the presence of a mutation in an organisms sex cells?
You can have a baby with physical/mental deformities or death of the child.
How does the community affect a business?
they could be potential employees and customers who can help the organisation be successfully. without the community there would be no business
How does businesses affect the community?
they could be potential employees and customers who can help the organisation be successfully. without the community there would be no business
Can multicellular organisms could work without specialized cells?
if i ask this question y would have an answer to it
Can some organisms survive without energy?
No. NOTHING can be done without energy.Well, some organisms could remain dormant for a while, without an energy source. But in the long term, they will need an energy source, to have any type of activity.
Why is cellular respiration important to organic organisms?
Without it, they could not survive because this process makes energy.
Where could the organisms have come from in the 1768 broth experiment described?
the organisms could come from the heat in the broth if you boil it,cause if you boil it,it creates organisms. It will only work if you put a cap on top of the bottle you are boiling. the one with the cap on is not cantaminated. The one without the cap is cantaminated and already has organisms in it.so the organisms come from the oxygen in the one where it does not have the cap on
What is the commenaslism of a Penguin?
Commensalism is the relationship between two organisms where one benefits without affecting the other. This could be like a fungus growing on the penguin's feathers without harming it.
What traits did the organisms have that made them extinct during the K-T extinction?
They could not hibernate or go very long without resources.
