Answer:
Memory consolidation
Explanation:
Short term memory is stored in the brain for relatively short period of time especially for few minutes. Long term memory is stored in brain for long period ( years or lifetime).
Short term memory can be converted into the long term memory by association, rehearsal and involved with emotional state. Memory consolidation is the process of learning new things and store them in previously stored memories. Hence, memory consolidation does not increase the conversion of short memory to long term memory.
Thus, the correct answer is option (1).
According to this problem, this is an example of complete dominance, so the dominant allele would be the allele that codes for physical trait for roundness of the seed.
So the cross would be like this:
W = allele for round seed
w = allele for wrinkled seed
P1 gen = ww • WW
F1 gen = Ww
Since all of the offspring are heterozygous the result is that the dominant allele suppressed the recessive allele for wrinkled seed.
<span>The mRNA is made by using the gene AAACAGGTCCCA as a template for complementary base-pairing. The pairings are: G (Guanine) to C (Cytosine), C to G, T (Thymine) to A (Adenine), and A to U (Uracil, as Tyhmine doesn't occur in the RNA). The resulting mRNA is UUUGUCCAGGGU.</span>
Answer: water potential is the measure of the energy of water to move from one area to another.
Explanation: water potential effects osmosis in a way that water needs to move through membrane and for this movement it requires pressure which makes water potential high so water movement will be faster across the membrane. Water potential determines water movement in osmosis that water move from high water potential region to low water potential region. If water potential is high inside than outside, then water movement to outside will be more.
If water potential is high outside than inside then water will move more inside. If water potential is the same in and outside then water movement inside and outside will be same and this will be called as equilibrium.