I searched it up and what i got was:
The Moon's gravity pulls more on the planet than the water on the opposite side. These two water bulges on opposite sides of the Earth aligned with the Moon are the high tides. Since ocean water is pulled higher in the areas of the two high tides, there is less water in between the two high tides.
Microarray data attached
Answer:
B, D, E are consistent with the data in the microarray
Explanation:
A) False, if you look at the microarray graph, Gene K is red on the right side of the graph (where patients in group II are) and generally more blue on the left side where group I patients are, meaning it is less expressed
B) This is true, look for example at gene F, individual 3 expresses it strongly, whereas individuals 6 and 7 are quite low.
C) No - microarray data looks at the expression of genes, not the genes themselves.
D) Yes, you can see that generally, genes B-Q are highly expressed in group II patients but not group I. In contrast, genes F-U are not expressed in group II but more expressed in group I.
E) Yes, although the data is not always consistent, there are clear patterns in group II patients not present in group I.
Answer:
When wolves were removed from the habitat, the elk thrived, causing a population increase. more elk means an increase in the need for food. The leaves of an aspen tree make good food for elk causing over-grazing and soon, the "aspen trees will be eaten out."
Explanation:
<span>you had some missing info...BUT, you are in luck, because I just took that test a few days ago.
Here is your answer:
</span><span>A.The molecule that carries information from the DNA specifying a polypeptide to ribosomes.
B. The synthesis of an RNA copy of a gene.
C. The synthesis of a specific sequence of amino acids on a ribosome.
D. A molecule found in the nucleus of cell that contains the cell's genome.
E. A molecule made of amino acids that correspond to the genetic information in a structural gene.
</span><span>A. mRNA
B.Transcription
C.Translation
D.DNA
E.Polypeptide</span><span>
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