Answer:
(A)
Explanation:
In question number one, it is important to understand that during exercise, the oxygen hemoglobin dissociation curve shifts to the right. This is also confirmed by the fact that the patient, Kira is also breathing slowly. CO2 builds up in the both as patients begin to hypo ventilating. Most likely this patient in in a state of respiratory acidosis. But, it is important to understand that when the curve shifts to the right in this situation, you have decrease affinity of Hb for O2, meaning that the O2 does not want to bind to the hemoglobin. It instead is gonna wanna go straight to the tissues so that the tissues can get oxygen during high exercise states like this one. If the tissues don't get oxygen then you would have elevated lactic acid production in the tissue and the body would go into a sever state of lactic acidosis. So during excercise and increased CO2 content in the blood due to hypoventilation post excercise, our body's natural mechanism is to dump all the oxygen we get directly to our tissues and bypass the hemoglobin that is circulating in our vessels. So that being said you should be able to answer the question above. The hemoglobin would be less saturated with o2 in this case.
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Mitosis is the process of multiplying, (replication) of chromosomes. So when this happens, one cell will split into two of the exact same identical cells.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Becuase fom a vaccine you are recieving antibodies by another animal or human donor.
D is unlinkely since it describes how the mother is nursing the baby, so nothing directly mentioning of the baby recieving any antibodies. The other options also talk about how the body creates its own antibodies, which isn't passive immunity.
Answer:
greater
Explanation:
the shortest DNA fragments travel greater distances than the longest DNA fragments.
Answer:
0.5
Explanation:
Given, gene O results in production of pigment.
OO, Oo = Orange
oo = white
If Oo X oo :
O o
o Oo oo
o Oo oo
Half of the progeny will have Oo genotype so they will be heterozygous and will have orange fur. Other half will have oo genotype so they will be homozygous recessive and will have white fur. So the odds of having a white tiger cub is 0.5.
