Answer:
Karyotype- Abnormal
it's a Trisomy of the X chromosome: it's a form of aneuploidy
The disorder is called Triple X syndrome. It's characterized by tall stature, vertical skin folds, poor muscle tone, and a curve in the 5th finger towards the 4th and small head (microcephaly),
Answer: The correct answer is- to see what new traits might appear next.
As per the information in the question, pigeon breeder selects the offspring of pigeons with spotted bodies.
Spotted body is a trait that would be depicted by two different alleles ( such as one for black and other for white color).
As both the alleles for the color are represented in the pigeon offspring, therefore, it is a case of co-dominance ( let us take its genotype as Bb, where 'B' is allele for black and 'b' for white color).
When pigeons with spotted bodies are cross bred, they can produce pigeon with spotted and non spotted ( such as black 'BB', white 'bb', or spotted 'Bb' ) body depending upon the allele that is passed to the offspring.
Thus, pigeon breeder selects the spotted bodies pigeons and then breed those offspring to see what new traits might appear next.
Complete question:
A pathogenic bacterium has been engulfed by a phagocytic cell as part of the innate immune response. Which of the following illustrations best represents the response?<em> Illustrations in the attached files.</em>
Answer:
Graph C best represents the response
Explanation:
Phagocytosis occurs when the phagocyte incorporates a new solid substance, such as a bacteria. Phagocytosis is a function of specialized immunological system cells. They are capable of removing strange bodies from the immune system as a first natural defense line. The phagocyte membrane invaginates and surrounds the strange body, which is traped and included in an endocytic vesicle called a phagosome. This vesicle often fusses a lysosome which releases its enzymes into the phagosome. These enzymes are in charge of digesting or destroying the strange content. After that, the produced wastes are removed from the cell.
The answer is C. They move into an ecosystem :)
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