Answer:
Number of nucleosomes in 
bp is equal to 
Explanation:
For wounding one nucleosome, total length of DNA required is equal to 
bp
The length of linker DNA in mammals is equal to 
bp
Thus , the total length of DNA that confides between two nucleosome is equal to the sum of wounding length of DNA and the linker length
bp
Thus, in 
bp length of DNA, the total number of nucleosomes is equal to 
Thus, number of nucleosomes in bp is equal to
The correct answer is option I) Steroid hormones are lipid soluble and easily cross the phospholipid bilayer.
The steroid hormones are made up of steroid molecules, the steroid molecules are hydrophobic and lipid soluble. This property makes help the steroid molecule to cross the phospholipid bilayer membrane easily. The steroid molecule has a direct influence on the genome transcription, they act by binding with the DNA as a transcriptional factor.
Answer:
Stolons
Explanation:
Stolons are long stems that grow sideways from a strawberry plant. This is usually the method used for reproduction in strawberry plants.
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Most probably a king cobra snake, which originates from yes Central Africa, especially in Kenya.
Answer:
e. Epistatic interaction of the two genes
Explanation:
The 9:7 ratio is typical of the Duplicate Recessive Epistasis.
The expected phenotypic ratiio of the offsrping of a dihybrid cross is:
9 A_B_
3 A_bb
3 aaB_
1 aabb
In the Duplicate Recessive Epistasis, the A_bb, aaB_ and aabb individuals all have the same phenotype, making for the ratio 9:7. What those three genotypes have in common is that in all of them at least one of the two genes is homozygous recessive (either <em>aa</em> or <em>bb</em>).
This usually happens one the products of genes A and B are enzymes of the same metabolic pathway.
Whenever both A and B are present, the pathway can produce the final product and a certain phenotype. However, if any of the dominant alleles is missing, the enzyme is not produced and therefore the final product of pathway is not produced, giving the other phenotype.
