Answer:
a) interphase(G2)
Explanation:
<em>The nucleus would contain 6 pg of DNA at the interphase (G2) phase of the cell cycle.</em>
The cell cycle is characterized by tow main phases, namely;
- The interphase
- The m phase
The interphase is divided into G0, G1, S, and G2 phase respectively while the m phase is divided into prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase respectively.
At the S phase of the interphase specifically, DNA is replicated and the amount of DNA in the cell becomes double.
<u>Hence, a cell whose DNA amount ranges from 3 - 6 pg will have exactly 6 pg after the S phase of the interphase, which is G2 phase.</u>
The correct option id a.
The flattening of our solar system likely helped changed random motions into more orderly ones
Answer:
Classification of organisms is done while considering many factors such as:
Cell type- whether the organism is prokaryotic or eukaryotic
Cell structure- This includes both the presence and composition of the cell wall
Body type- whether the organism is multicellular or unicellular
Mode of nutrition- the method through which the organism achieves its nutritional requirement, by consuming other organisms (heterotroph) or making its own food (autotroph)
Answer:
Transcription is the synthesis of RNA from the DNA. It is further divided into three steps:
Initiation: In this step at first, there is binding of RNA polymerase to the group of transcription factors, it binds at the promoter. It is followed by unwinding of DNA double helix, and then the synthesis of RNA starts.
Elongation: The RNA polymerase extends across the DNA template, it adds the base pairs in 5' to 3' direction. In the same step proofreading of RNA is done to eliminate the errors in synthesis.
Termination: In this step RNA polymerase detaches, at certain stop signals, adding of further base pairs is also terminated by RNA polymerase. The newly synthesized transcript of RNA is released.
Answer:
Eastern grey squirrels provided food for Native Americans and colonists and are still eaten by some people today. They have economic importance in some states, such as Mississippi where 2.5 million are harvested each year with an economic impact of 12.5 million dollars.
