Answer:
Honestly it depends...
Explanation:
I would say overall fungi are beneficial because they feed on dead organic matter. They recycle most of the carbon and release nutrients to be used by other organisms. They are also used for medicinal purposes. Not to mention yeast is a fungus and bread is yummy.
But certain fungi are deadly if ingested or linked to plant and human diseases. Also mold is a fungus and nobody likes mold.
Let's read the chemical equation for cellular respiration. The equation shows that cells use<span> six molecules of </span>oxygen<span> (6O</span>2<span>) to </span>break down<span> one molecule of </span>glucose(C6H12O6<span>). The arrow shows that when the sugar is broken </span>down<span> something else is produced. Energy, water, and carbon dioxide are produced.</span>
Because they all have something to do with animals ad what they eat.
<h2>Yeast cells </h2>
Explanation:
These engineered cells will mate with each other or with normal mating type a cells, but not with normal mating type α
The sexual cell types of yeast are designated a and α, which are correspondingly conferred by the MATa and MATα alleles of the mating type locus (MAT)
Cells of opposite type can mate to establish a cell of the MATα/MATa diploid state because both MAT alleles are co-dominant, such diploid cells are sterile but can undergo meiosis and sporulation to form asci, each of which contains two MATa and two MATα haploid spores
