Answer 1: Difference b/w wet and dry earwax genes is due to switch of a single DNA unit i.e. single nucleotide polymorphism.
Answer 2: Earwax is important in many ways mainly it is a biological flypaper as it prevents dust and insects from entering the ear.
Answer 3: Genetics have proved that for those who sweat a lot and have armpit odor have wet earwax.
Answer 4: The wet type earwax is dominant one with honey brown or dark brown color while dry one is recessive.
Answer 5: As wet earwax is dominant trait, according to the given scenario the genotype of parent with wet earwax will be "WW" which when crossed with dry earwax parent will have all the offsprings with wet earwax.
Answer:
B) cells or tissue that produce light
Explanation:
It wouldn't be A because photophores do not affect the color of other organisms.
It wouldn't be C because the cells produce light, they don't necessarily change color.
Lastly, it wouldn't be D because it isn't a whole organism producing the light, it's an organ. Organs are multiple tissues working together, and tissues are groups of cells.
All of them!
Composite subatomic particles (such as protons or atomic nuclei) are bound states of two or more elementary particles. For example, a proton<span> is made of two up </span>quarks<span> and one down quark, while the atomic nucleus of </span>helium-4<span> is composed of two protons and two </span><span>neutrons</span>
As a result of advancing biotechnology, disease may become a thing of the past.
