Answer:
<h2> After one round: one strand of DNA will contain radioactive 3232P, while the other strand will not contain any radioactive phosphate.
</h2><h2> After two rounds: here 50% of DNA will have 3232P in both strands, while 50% will contain 3232P in one strand and nonradioactive in the other strand.
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Explanation:
1. In the initial sample which is immediately removed after addition of radioactive isotope of phosphorus ( 3232P), hence there is no incorporation of 3232P into the DNA because replication in the medium containing 3232P has not yet occurred.
2. After one round of replication in radioactive isotope of phosphorus ( 3232P) containing medium, here only one newly synthesized strand of DNA molecule will contain 3232P, while the other strand will not contain any radioactive isotope of phosphorus ( 3232P), because DNA replication occurs in semi-conservative way.
3. After two rounds of replication in medium which contains radioactive isotope of phosphorus ( 3232P), here 50% of the DNA molecules will have radioactive isotope 3232P in both strands, while the rest 50% will contain 3232P in only one strand and nonradioactive phosphorous in the other strand.
Answer:
As chlorine has 7 valence electrons, it tends to form bonds to gain one electron (to get a full valence shell of 8).On the other hand, potassium has one valence electron, so it tends to lose this electron to other atoms (and
become a cation)
Enzymes create chemical reactions in the body. They actually speed up the rate of a chemical reaction to help support life. The enzymes in your body help to perform very important tasks
No..a mutation in human skin acquired is called a somatic mutation, and it cannot be passed on. Mutations can only be passed on from sex cells (aka germ-line mutations can be passed onto offspring)
"They result in high non-response bias" is a disadvantage of online surveys.
<u>Option: A</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
To several market analysts online surveys have become the default tool. It is fairly so. The ease of accessibility and the use of online surveys also in turn creates issues in itself. The advantages and disadvantages of online surveys are listed below:
<u>Advantages:</u>
- Accessible to most target audiences.
- Generally no cost-based geographic restrictions.
- Motivate flexible framework with countless question forms and formats.
<u>Disadvantages:</u>
- Poorly chosen networks of dissemination can contribute to skewed data, low success rates and a host of other possible problems.
- Difficulty targeting other groups of respondents, like those without internet access or samples of non-customers in niche sectors.
