Answer:
The human body is able to synthesize them: proteins, fats
Contains nitrogen in the amine group
: proteins
Made according to instructions from DNA: proteins
Explanation:
The cells of the human body synthesize proteins from the transcription and translation processes.
Fats and carbohidrates are ingested in the diet and metabolized by the body. However some types of fat such as cholesterol is synthesized by the human body. Same as phospholipids that are part of the membranes.
Proteins are formed by hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and carbon. Amino acids are characterized for owning a carboxyl group (-
COOH) and an amino group (-NH2)
You should move it into the potatoe cells
It is all of them. To be alive we all kind of have to have a face or body, we all need cells to help us with our day to day activities and we all need to communicate with other humans so that would be social behavior.
Answer:
1) A chemical reaction is shown.
SnO2 + H2 → Sn + H2O
What is true about this chemical reaction?
B.
It is unbalanced because the mass of the reactants (number of atoms) is greater than the mass of the products (number of atoms).
2) Read the information about an experiment.
Jadon plans on carrying out an experiment involving the burning of steel wool to illustrate the conservation of mass. Steel wool is made of iron. When it is burned it combines with oxygen to form iron(III) oxide.
Which step in his experiment is the most important if he wants his experiment to correctly demonstrate the conservation of mass?
A.
The steel wool should be burned inside of a sealed jar or other closed system.
Explanation:
The explanation to number 1 is that I selected it in my test and got it.
The explanation the number 2 is from the link below:
https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/5dee60258f1145001bc02ed5/physical-science-2nd-9-weeks-practice-test-2020
Answer:
1) What kind of organisms have this organelle?
->eukaryotic
2)What is the name of the organelle?
->mitochondria
3)Reactants
->oxygen, glucose
4)Products
->carbon dioxide, water, ATP
5)Energy source
->glucose
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