Answer:
c. Prevent crystal violet from leaving the cells
Explanation:
Gram Staining:
- Gram staining is a staining techniques used for the identification of bacteria in microbiological studies.
- Gram staining uses crystal violet as the primary stain. It complexes with the peptidoglycan cell wall of Gram positive bacteria giving them a purple color.
- An iodine mordant is also used that forms a crystal violet-iodine complex that fixes the crystal violet dye to the cell wall. This prevents the Gram positive cell walls from being decolorized by the application of alcohol.
- A counter stain, safranin is then applied that stains Gram negative bacteria pink.
The answer should be C, Sudan red solution.
Sudan red solution dissolves in lipids, which can show a color of orange/red if lipid is present.
On the other hand, Biuret solution/reagent is used to test for proteins, and it'll show a color or purple if protein is present.
Iodine solution is used to test for the presence of starch, and it'll show a blue black color if starch is present.
And lastly, Benedict's solution is used to test for reducing sugars, and it'll show a brick red color (or green as small amounts) if reducing sugars are present after heating under boiling water bath.
Answer:
The new fossils evidence suggest that along the now Scottish border, the first backboned animals to crawl around on land probably lived there.
Explanation:
Answer:
Genes are always passed from offspring to parents
Explanation:
Well parents pass on genes to an offspring for one for another the parent will not always pass a gene for a certain trait on, if the trait is not a dominate gene it has the chance of getting replaced by the other parent's more dominate trait
