Here are some examples of symptoms of over-training, any symptom that is given in the choices in your question, is not included to the symptoms of over-training.
First is the Lack of Motivation, wherein individuals lose their rhythm of training due to their lack of motivations or due to his or her excessive training. Second is the feeling of being sore following a big workout, big workouts should not be done many times, instead it should be controlled or sometimes distributed to other days, it could also lead to symptoms such as, Losing one's Grip Strength and Chronic Soreness in one's joints, bones and limbs. Next is becoming restless or the lost of one's focus, too much training removes rest from an individual and he or she may also lose their focus on why they are training, lastly, the feeling of being sluggish all day and becoming sick more often due to excessive training which is because of a sore body or weakness due to training.
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Explanation:
This process is known as <u>cellular respiration.</u>
This occurs in the mitochondria (the powerhouse of the cell) in both plant and animal cells. The equation is:
Glucose (obtained from eating food in animals and photosynthesis in plants) and oxygen is converted into carbon dioxide, water, and energy. The energy is used in the organisms for movement, growth, and repair.
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plasmid
Explanation:
Some commonly used methods for DNA and RNA purification are precipitation with phenol-chloroform or isopropanol, or by spin columns with silica membrane. However, if your target DNA is a plasmid, you should adapt your procedure to make sure the plasmid DNA (pDNA) is separated from gDNA
I don't know your chart, but I can provide some data:
Niger's migration rate is -0.5/1000 people: this migration rate is negative, which means that more people leave Niger than enter it.
Italy's migration rate is 4.2/1000 people: this means that more people enter Italy and settle there than leave it.
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Transgenic plants are plants that have been genetically engineered, a breeding approach that uses recombinant DNA techniques to create plants with new characteristics. They are identified as a class of genetically modified organism (GMO).
Selective breeding involves choosing parents with particular characteristics to breed together and produce offspring with more desirable characteristics.
Explanation:
Using the definitions giving, so the difference would be that in transgenic plants they are created using DNA techniques such as electroporation, wherehas in selective breeding the plant is grown from naturally grown parent plants that are chosen through selection based on their superior character traits.
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