In interphase the dna is the form of loose threads called chromatin
Molecules really can free neutrons, yet they can't lose protons in the event that they are to continue as before component. Loss of neutrons changes the molecule into an isotope of its essential structure. ... Loss of protons would change the molecules nuclear number.
Answer:
false
Explanation:
because it is not the correct answer for this question
Answer:
there are 10 viable bacterial cells in 1 ml in the 1/100 dilution tube
Explanation:
in 1ml there is 1000 viable bacterial cells → diluted with 9 ml of solvent (10 ml in total)→ 1000 viable bacterial cells in 10 ml (fist tube)
now we take 1 ml of the first tube into the second empty tube → has 1000/10 = 100 viable bacterial cells on 1 ml → diluted with 9 ml of solvent (10 ml in total)→ 100 viable bacterial cells in 10 ml (second tube)
then we take 1 ml of the second tube into the third empty tube → has 100/10 = 10 viable bacterial cells in 1 ml → diluted with 9 ml of solvent (10 ml in total)→ 10 viable bacterial cells in 10 ml (third tube)
therefore there are 10 viable bacterial cells in 1 ml in the 1/100 dilution tube
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The reason our blood is read is because we have iron in our blood. (Also our blood cells are red)
I think your answer is D. Red blood cells
Explanation:
Most animals do have iron in their blood so their blood is red.
But... Octopuses (yes that is the write way to say it) have copper in their blood so their blood is actually blue.
The more you know...
Hope this helped! :)
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