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How are DNA and RNA different? What is the function of DNA and RNA?

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In humans, DNA and RNA carry out various roles. DNA is responsible for genetic information storage and transmission, while RNA specifically codes for amino acids and serves as a protein-making messenger between DNA and ribosomes.

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after a particularly difficult anatomy and physiology exam, you decide to relax by baking some chocolate chip cookies. when the

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Thermoreceptor ensory receptors would most likely have been damaged by the burn.Pain receptors (officially called nociceptors) receptors were responsible for alerting your brain to the burn.

Nociceptors are nerve endings located all over your body. They’re found on your skin, muscles, internal organs, and more. Their job is to detect any damage done to your body and to report it to your brain by sending a message.Signals from skin thermoreceptors are relayed via separate but parallel neural pathways from cold and warm sensors whose sensory nerve endings in the skin have cell bodies in dorsal root ganglia that project to neurons in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord.

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1 year ago

An organism has the following traits:

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Answer

Protista

Explanation

process of elimination,

doesn't belong to archaea because it doesn't live in extremely harsh environments

doesn't belong in eukarya because thats a domain

doesn't belong in protobiont, they were very primitive

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Which observation would most seriously challenge the hypothesis that most noncoding DNA is slightly deleterious?

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Answer:

Species with larger population sizes have more noncoding DNA.

Explanation:

The statement that most non-coding DNA is deleterious contradicts the fact that Species with larger population sizes have more noncoding DNA. Had the non coding been deleterious , its proportion in species with larger population would have been less but the fact that species with larger population sizes have more noncoding DNA contradicts it.

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The graph above displays the heights of an average population of humans. Use C.E.R. (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) to answer the f

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Answer:

The graph shows the height in inches of determined human population and the pattern it shows is due to the height variations that exist between individuals, due to different factors, where the average height in the population is close to 69 inches, and most of the population has heights between 67 and 72 inches.

Explanation:

The height of individuals is the measurement, from head to toe, which is made standing up and barefoot.

The graph shows the frequency of people who have a specific height, where:

Claim: According to the graph, most people are between 67 and 72 inches tall. Heights below 63 and above 72 inches are less frequent and the average person is about 69 inches tall.

Evidence: The data provided by the graph support the claim that there is variation in height in the human population. When data on anthropometric parameters are to be obtained, a sample is chosen, measured under the same conditions and then taken to a graph showing the results.

Reasoning: variations in human height respond to several factors, mainly genetic and environmental factors.

Inheritance plays an important role in determining an individual's height, although it is a polygenic pattern of inheritance, where multiple genes determine the height an individual will have.

In general, the height between men and women differs but, in addition, the inheritance of this parameter is linked to race. There is no single gene that determines whether a person will be tall or short, nor are there dominant or recessive alleles.

The combination of information from several genes will result in the phenotypic expression of height in an individual and can increases the genetic variability for this trait. It should also be taken into account that genetic disorders can affect the development of normal height.

Environmental factors and habits, especially food and family environment, are determinants of the height a particular individual will have.

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