Answer:
She should immediately rinse or flush her eyes with water.
Explanation:
One of the most important precautionary measure to be taken when working with explosive chemicals in the laboratory is the use of safety goggles. However, in this case, Maria claimed that she could not see through the safety goggles and wore them on top of her head rather than over her eyes.
Maria accidentally splashed some chemicals into her eyes while trying to pour it into a beaker. The primary or initial response to this happening is to immediately FLUSH OR RINSE her eyes with water. This will flush away the chemical from her eyes before it can have its detrimental effect.
Answer: c. The positive control tube receives any genomic DNA from a student's sample that is predicted to be infected with Wolbachia.
Explanation:
Positive PCR control can be defined as the control sample that is used as a benchmark for comparison with the results of the PCR or polymerase chain reaction. It comprises of artificial genome or primers. For amplification of microbial DNA synthetic oligonucleotides are used as targets of each primer and a hydrolysis probe is also used. As it is already known that primer as well as hydrolysis probe has the specificity for the DNA strand so it will help in identification of the specific region or sequence in the DNA structure. Wolbachia DNA can be detected if the positive control consists of samples of students affected by Wolbachia that can give indication of whether the Wolbachia species is the same as that of the one which has caused infection.
Answer:
2:a
3:b
Explanation:
Meiosis Produces 4 haploid daughter cells from a diploid mother cell. This is important for genetic variation when producing gametes (egg and sperm cell). Mitosis produce 2 diploid daughter cells that are exactly the same
