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If an organism grows in the OF-glucose medium that is exposed to air is the organism osidative or fermentaive?
If the organism grows in the OF-glucose medium exposed to air, it is likely undergoing oxidative metabolism. This is because air contains oxygen, which the organism can use through oxidative phosphorylation to generate energy. If the organism were fermentative, it would generate energy through fermentation pathways even in the presence of oxygen.
How are ancient organism tracks exposed to modern scientists?
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What would most likely happen to a unicellular organism if it was exposed to a hypotonic solution for an extended period of time?
The organism would swell and then burst.
If something is radioactive is it toxic?
Yes some things that are radioactive are toxic. Being able to harm an exposed organism.
Which organism lives where it is submerged and routinely exposed to air heat battering waves and strong current?
Sea star
What organism live where it is sometimes submerged and routinely exposed to air heat battering wave and strong currents?
whale
The upper side of an organism is its?
The upper side of an organism is its dorsal side. This side typically faces away from the ground or substrate and is often more exposed to light and the environment.
Which organism lives where it is sometimes submerged and routinely exposed to air heat battering wavesand strong currents?
Barnacles are an organism that can be found living in environments where they are sometimes submerged, but routinely exposed to air, heat, battering waves, and strong currents. They have adapted to these harsh conditions by having a hard calcareous shell that can protect them when exposed to air and waves. They are often found attached to rocks, piers, or other hard surfaces along the shoreline.
Can pollution affect animals and water?
yes and no. yes some animal and organism are afected by pollution. no, new experiment has proven where organism survives twice the amount of toxic . If human beings get exposed to the same amount of toxic they will die. some organism survives in the most dangerous place. all life and earth evolves from organism.
Why does a person with memory cells for a disease not get sick while person without them does?
A person who has been exposed to a foreign organism (bacteria or virus) or has been vaccinated against that organism has built up antibodies that will inactive it. When that person is exposed to it, the foreign organism will be immediately inactivated by the memory cells.If you get a cold (there are 200 different viruses that cause colds), and have not had it before, it will take 7-10 days for your immune system to make the antibodies to inactivate. After that cold infection, if you are exposed again, those memory cells will be ready. You say that you are coming down with something but that feeling only lasts a day or so.
What does mechanosensitive mean?
Mechanosensitivity is the specific response done by certain organisms when exposed to mechanical activity. These responses can be positive or negative in nature, depending on the organism.
Does mitochondria stop functioning in a unicellular organism exposed to pollutants indicates organ system?
Yes, if a unicellular organism is exposed to pollutants, it can disrupt mitochondrial function, leading to decreased energy production and eventual cell death. This disruption can impact the entire organism since unicellular organisms do not have specialized systems like organ systems to compensate for the loss of function in mitochondria.
