Basically you can answer the question if you know the meaning of 32P and of 35S.
32P means Phosporus-32 (32 is the mass) and 35S means the Sulfur isotope with mass of 35 (it's the most radioactive of all the sulfur isotopes btw).
So we can see that the names have to do with Sulfur and Phosphorus - therefore, the best answer is the following one:
<span>C. Because DNA contains phosphorus and proteins contain sulfur</span>
Answer: the three types of freshwater are swamp,bog and marshes
Explanation: similarities between them
They are all covered with shallow layers of water during some or all of the year.surface water comes from streams,rivers,lakes,ponds and oceans and the Earth's surface.
Difference between them
Bogs are found in cooler northern areas,tends to be acidic and contain many mosses
Swamps are many trees and shrubs and are found in the warm and humid southern United State
Marshes are usually grassy
Answer:
Hope this helps :)
Explanation:
Mitosis is the process by which cells duplicate.
Meiosis is a similar process which is just used to make reproductive cells such as eggs or sperm.
In mitosis, the cell DNA arranges into 46 chromosomes, duplicates, and then divides into two new cells.
In meiosis, the same duplication occurrs except four cells are created, each with only 23 chromosomes. (You know how you get half of them from each parent? This is so that the offspring have genetic variation.)
Another thing to notice about meiosis is that the cells are not identical like in mitosis, which simply duplicates them. Furthermore, in males all four sex cells are used as sperm but in females only one of these cells develops into an egg whereas the rest, called polar bodies, are reabsorbed into the body.
The wind will blow from the higher pressure over the water to lower pressure over the land causing the sea breeze. The sea breeze strength will vary depending on the temperature difference between the land and the ocean. At night, the roles reverse. The air over the ocean is now warmer than the air over the land.
<span>Transcription and Translation.
</span>
