Answer:
Explanation:
BMR or basal metabolic rate can be define as the rate of expenditure of available energy when the body is in rest to keep the vital functions active such as breathing and circulation.
Males typically have higher BMR than females because they tend to have higher proportion of lean body mass as compared to females. The females as compared to males exhibit more amount of fat cells. The metabolism of fat cells is slow.
Answer:
Option B, C, D and E
Explanation:
While conducting research on human being, following conditions must be fulfilled
a) The subject must be made aware of the risk and result of the study
b) Subject must be aware of the study objective, time duration and post study impacts
c) Subject must be compensated for any injury caused during the study
d) Informed consent must be taken from the subject
e) The subject must beware of the possible uncontrollable scenarios. Also the test conducted must be testifiable on human being
f) The ill effects of the study can be anticipated if the result obtained are worthy enough
Considering the above facts, option B , C, D and E are unavoidable
Answer:
element and compund
Explanation:
an element is the most basic substance that cannot be decomposed into anything simpler
an compound is a substance that is formed when two or more elements combine in constant ratio chemically
Answer:
one normal girl
One normal boy
One carrier girl
One colour blind boy
Explanation:
Haemophilia is a sex linked feature as it is transmitted with the chromosomes determining sex.
In humans,the male has XY and the female has XX.the Y chromosome is usually genetically empty.so as mall received his Y chromosomes from his father,he cannot inherit his father's sex linked traits .but women can as they receive and X chromosomes from their fathers.so a cross between a carrier woman Cc and a normal man C result in;
XX--CC
XX--Cc
XY--C
XY--c
1. It is passed from the parents to the offspring.
2. Genes that determine each trait are located in chromosomes and are passed from parents to their offspring during reproduction.
3. genes
4. Height in a human being is determined by the sets of chromosomes found on genes obtained from each parent.
5. It creates new daughter cells to replace parent cells
15. 19 chromosomes
