Answer:
The Cre-lox system triggers recombination of the androgen receptor gene in muscle cells
Explanation:
The Cre-lox system is capable of producing site-specific recombination events in a given DNA region. This technique enables the spatial and temporal control of target gene expression. The Cre-lox system contains a recombinase enzyme (Cre recombinase) that allows the recombination of specific nucleotide sequences (LoxP sequences), being thus used to produce genetic modifications (i.e., insertions, deletions, translocations, inversions, etc.) at target loci where LoxP sequences were inserted.
Answer:
Cell membrane/plasma membrane;
Nucleus;
Cytoplasm
Explanation:
Makena's model is synonymous with that of an animal cell.
The soft flexible putter layer of the egg can be likened to the cell membrane of an animal cell. Cell membrane, also called plasma membrane, just like the soft and flexible exterior of the egg, is a semi-permeable that serves as a barrier between the external environment of the cell and it's inner environment. It controls what goes in and out of the cell, as well as help in the selectively exchange of ions and molecules, in and out of the cell.
The yolk in Makena's model represents the nucleus of an animal cell.
Also, the surrounding area between the yolk and the exterior of the egg, represents the cytoplasm found in animal cells. The cytoplasm is filled with fluids and surrounds the nucleus.
Answer:
B)conserve the resources these containers are made from
especially to reuse and recyle and ensure they dont waste the recyclable materials
The correct option is A. Resource partitioning refers to a situation in which living organisms live together in the same environment in such a way that it is easy for them to co-exist because they are not using the same resources. In the question given above, it will be easy for the two species of squirrels to co-exist because although both are feeding on acorns, they are not feeding on acorns from the same location; one feed on the ground, the other feed on the trees.
