Answer:
it's the last one, everything else would be an increase in the population
Answer:
The correct option is <u>C:</u> Posterior clinoid processes and dorsum sellae.
Explanation:
An Anteroposterior (AP) axial projection (Towne method) is a <em>radiograph of the skull</em> used to evaluate and demonstrate the <em>presence or state of fractures</em>.
Structures that can be seen are the entire <u>occipital bone</u>, the <u>petrous part of the pyramids</u>, and the <em>foramen magnum</em>. Through this last one, there can be seen the dorsum sellae and the posterior clinoid processes.
The answer is 1836 nucleotide bases.
<span>It is known that three nucleotide bases in mRNA are called codon and that each codon codes for the specific amino acid. For 3 nucleotide bases in mRNA, there is 1 amino acid in a protein. So, there are 3 times more nucleotide bases in mRNA than amino acids in the protein. This can be represented mathematically:
3 nucleotide bases : 1 amino acid = x nucleotide bases : 612 amino acids
3 nucleotide bases x 612 amino acids : 1 amino acids = x </span><span>nucleotide bases
x nucleotide bases = 612 x 3 nucleotide bases
x nucleotide bases = 1836 nucleotide bases.
So, mRNA long 1836 nucleotide bases will give a protein with 612 amino acids.</span>
Answer: B. beta
Explanation:
Sickle cell anemia is a inherited disorder which occur due to mutation of gene responsible for synthesis of hemoglobin protein. Typically the gene which is responsible for synthesis of beta-globin protein which make the beta chains in the hemoglobin is affected by the mutation. As a result of this the red blood cells acquire a shape of sickle rather than round. Pain, cold, stress, dehydration and illness are the symptoms associated with this disorder.
Answer:
6 Dam1 rings
Explanation:
6 Dam1 rings do you expect to see on the microtubule when it has shrunk to half its length?
