Damis, Orgon's son, wants to attack Tartuffe at the beginning of the Third Act (Scene 1). He acts irrationally and wants to prevent the marriage of his sister Marianne to Tartuffe, arranged by his father. However, the servant Dorine prevents him from acting stupid. She has another plan: they would trick Tartuffe into trying to seduce Elmire, Orgon's wife, so that he might see what a scoundrel Tartuffe really is.
Answer:
The correct answer will be option-Cells can generate from nonliving matter.
Explanation:
Rudolf Virchow is known for modifying the cell theory proposed by the Schleiden and Schwann in 1839. He added to the existed theory and suggested that all living cell come from the pre-existed cells.
But this hypothesis was disproved after the Miller and Urey performed an experiment in 1953 and demonstrated that cells were originated from the non-living matter present in the atmosphere during primordial time.
This fact disproved the hypothesis of Virchow ans thus is the correct answer.
The cell membrane is the structure that separates a cell and its environment. The cell membrane is an important part of the cell that provides an essential function to the cell protecting the cell and determining what is passed in and out of the cell.
18 chromosomes would be in each of its gametes.
What are chromosomes?
the nucleus of most living cells contains a threadlike structure made of nucleic acids and proteins that carries genetic information in the form of genes.
There are 23 pairs of chromosomes in humans. The chromosome's distinctive structure helps to increase the integrity of the DNA while also keeping it securely packed with histone proteins to fit within the cell. For instance, a single cell's DNA will be 6 feet long when unraveled; from this, it is clear why each cell's nucleus needs to be packaged.
according to the given information:
number of chromosomes: 36
36√2 is 18
18 chromosomes would be in each gamete.
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