<u>Fucus shows the diplontic life-cylic.</u>
Both the male and female fuse in the ostiole of the bump.
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Answer:
sadness is usually temporary, depression requires assistance, meds and support,it can be chronic in nature, sadness is often connected to life change, depression can come whenever it wants,sadness is without feeling of sui cide, depression can be accompanied by sui cidal idealization
it wouldn't let me spell sui cide, lol
Explanation:
sitting in a chair getting hit with a reflex hammer in the knee
Answer:
A. Mediator
Explanation:
Enhancers are cis regulatory sequences which are located very far - off from promoter sequence either upstream or down stream. They are capable of showing their impact even if they located far apart from promoter and Loop/Combinatorial model best describes the mechanism of action of enhancers.
The sequence of events are mentioned as under:
(1) First of all, activator binds to the enhancer;
(2) Co-activator which is also known as mediator binds to the activator;
(3) Chromatin remodelers bind with mediator at one end and heterochromatin on the other end so as to remove histones from heterochromatin and cause decondensation;
(4) General transcription factors (GTFs) bind the promoter;
(5) RNA polymerase II binds the promoter.
The enhancer forms a loop with the help of activator and mediator to reach near at promoter. In eukaryotes, activator does not interact with RNA polymerase directly, it interacts with the help of mediator so we can say that enhancer shows it's impact through protein-protein interaction.
Answer:
C) extended, with more than two conclusions
Explanation:
We can state that the argument shown in the above question is an extended argument because it consists of more than one subarguments, which are "Like 'The Simpsons' is a popular television show" and "It follows that it has many loyal fans whose viewing habits would be dangerously interrupted if the show were withdrawn ". Moreover, we can conclude that the argument has two conclusions which are:
- " Therefore ‘The Simpsons’ will continue to run at its usual time."
- "From this we may infer that the cartoonist who created the characters will continue to reap the considerable profits generated by this television landmark"