Magnitude and direction
Explanation:
A vector quantity has both magnitude and direction. This is different from a scalar quantity that has only magnitude but no direction.
- Examples of vectors are velocity, acceleration, displacement, momentum e.t.c
- These quantities are physical quantities in which their magnitude has specific directions through which they are channeled.
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Answer:To begin with, initial transcription components include DNA, RNA polymerase core enzyme, and the σ subunit. Translation components include mRNA, small and large ribosomal subunits, initiation factors, elongation factors and tRNA.
Explanation:
The development that belongs at the end of Cherie's timeline is <span> genetic engineering. This is because all the topics in her timeline involve the study, discovery, and development of the human DNA. The last part should include the scientific breakthrough called genetic engineering which allows us today to modify the genetic makeup of organisms to produce desired results.</span>
I believe the answer is false.
But I also feel like this is more of an opinion based question.
Answer:
The case in which facilitated diffusion would be needed is in the transport of large non-polar molecules moving down the concentration gradient.
Explanation:
Facilitated diffusion (FD) involves a form of passive transport, that is, it does not require energy and mobilizes substances across the cell membrane in favor of a concentration gradient.
The passive transport mechanism of FD is necessary only in the case of transport of very large molecules or polar molecules that:
- Cannot be transported by simple diffusion, due to the selective permeability of the membrane
- They follow a concentration gradient, from the place with the highest concentration to the one with the lowest concentration.
For FD to occur, it requires the use of a protein, which acts as a carrier of the molecules to be mobilized.
The other options are not correct because:
<em> A and C. Passive transport, as facilited diffusion, implies movement in favor of a concentration gradient.</em>
<em> B and C. Non-polar small or very small molecules can cross the membrane by simple diffusion.</em>
