I think B is answer because Boiling point is a physical property.
It is 3, just because he doesn’t have it, doesn’t mean he isn’t a carrier for it
Answer:
The correct answer will be option-D
Explanation:
Apoptosis is the process which leads to the death of the cell which is programmed and thus is known as the programmed cell death.
The death of a cell takes place when the cell experiences the lack of survival signals either due to the need to kill the cell or some genetic defects in DNA contained in cells.
The cell which undergoes apoptosis process can be easily marked by their shape as it gets shrunk, the cytoskeleton of the cell collapses, irregular bulges called blebs and the disassembly of the nuclear envelope.
Since the cell shrinks instead of swelling, therefore, option-D is the correct answer
Alright:
If you cross color stripes (A) and yellow stripes (Y) you use punned squares to figure out the rest.
In genetics, you can have 3 combinations. Aa, AA, and aa (or Yy, YY, and yy). If you cross each of these in a punned square with each combination, you have 9 different possibilities- each that have 4 possibilities inside of them, making 36 total possible outcomes.
Although, most of the 36 are repeating, so you can get one of two answers: dominant (if it has a capital letter) and recessive (no capital letters)
To answer your question, you will have the following:
-a grasshopper with both colors.
-a grasshopper with yellow.
-a grasshopper with neither.
-a grasshopper with both.
When the levels of glucose in the blood elevate, the beta cells in the pancreas discharge insulin that encourages uptake of glucose for storage and metabolism. This hormone is recognized by the insulin receptors found in the surface of the cell.
If an individual is having 1000 insulin receptors, in each cell of the liver in spite of exhibiting the usual 90000 or more, then the individual would not possess the tendency to consume or absorb the usual amount of insulin, monitor the levels of sugar as effectively, or store glucose as effectively.