Answer: It is called codominance
Explanation: Every trait is controlled by at least a pair of gene. Genes have different forms known as alleles. Codominance is a heterozygous condition in which two alleles at a gene locus are fully and equally expressed in the phenotype of the organism. The alleles that express themselves equally are called codominant alleles. Neither of the alleles is fully dominant over the other in codominance.
Example is in the ABO blood group in which A is dominant and B is also dominant and AB is codominant while O is recessive.
Pull weeds around your plants as well. Insects such as aphids and
stinkbugs feed on weeds; if they surround your plants, they're likely to attack them as well.
Biological pest control approaches such as cover crops, trap crops and beetle banks.
Fertilize and water your plants regularly. Insects are less likely to infest healthy and well-nourished plants.
Answer:
option c is correct that is 32
Explanation:
meiosis occur in two phases in the first phase DNA replication occur and amount of DNA becomes doubled without any changes in the chromosomes number and two daughter cells( each 2n) are formed
now in stage 2 each daughter cell undergoes mitosis with the formation of two cells each with half chromosomes (n)
now 2n =32
n=32/2=16
after meiosis stage 1 ........ two daughter cell each with 32 chromosomes
stage 2.... each daughter cell form two grand daughter cell each with 16 chromosomes
In cell biology, the cleavage furrow is the indentation of the cell's surface that begins the progression of cleavage, by which animal and some algal cells undergo cytokinesis, the final splitting of the membrane, in the process of cell division.
Answer:
An <u>antibody</u> is a protein that is produced by the <u>immune system.</u> Their main job is to protect the body from invaders like bacteria, viruses, and parasites, which are collectively called, <u>antigens.</u> Chemical substances are also considered an <u>antigen.</u> These antigens trigger the production of antibodies as an immune response and seek and destroy them. An antigen like a virus encounters a <u>B-lymphocyte</u> (B-cell) first, which will produce antibodies that matches it. These antibodies will stick to the virus, marking them for the t-lymphocytes to recognize and attack.