Answer:
Pros of HeLa cells:
- HeLa cells are immortal ,easy to maintain and can be kept alive.
- HeLa cells easily contaminate cell lines and thus can be incorporated easily into target tissues.
Cons of HeLa cell:
- The HeLa cells can easily contaminate cell lines and a lack of regular monitoring leads to unwanted contamination of cell lines resulting in wastage.
Explanation:
HeLa cells are immortal cells that are used in scientific and medical research. These were obtained from Henrietta Lacks , a cervical cancer patient. These cells are well known for their immortality, rapid growth and high contamination rate. These were unique cancerous cells that kept on dividing and remained alive easily.
Answer:
The disease is autosomal dominant.
Explanation:
Huntigton's disease is an autosomal dominant disease because the allele for this disease is present on an autosomal chromosome and the person with even one mutated allele (H) can develop the disease even if he has one normal allele (h) too. If a person is affected with Huntigton's disease, there are 50 percent chances that the children will also suffer from the disease.
For example: A father is suffering from Huntigton's disease but mother is normal. Let us see how it will be passed to kids.
P1: Hh : hh
Gametes: H : h: h: h
Offspring: Hh: Hh: hh: hh
50% : 50%
Therefore, 50 percent chances are there that the kids will have disease even if only parent suffers from it.
Answer:
immediately
Explanation:
The ants move independently to search food from the nest, but at the same time they go away from the nest, they leave a way of pheromones, this is their mechanisms to return to the nest.
In average, the ants could take like 100 or 200 meters from the nest to search food, so 7 meters is a very small distance, and with the way of pheromones, they will return to their nest easily.
