In chemical reactions involving enzymes, the substrate proteins are huge molecules that will only react with each other if they're aligned just the right way. If they are permitted to interact with the enzymes present, the won't collide and react often enough for the reaction to do any good.The enzymes align the molecules, basically acting like "molecule shepherds," showing them the way they need to react.This speeds up the reaction greatly, making things like digestion possible. Hope this is helpful
Answer:
1. 0% will be homozygous dominant, 100% will be hetrozygous, 0 % will be homozygous recessive
2. 25% will be homozygous dominant, 50% will be hetrozygous, 25 % will be homozygous recessive
Explanation:
1. see the attachment for Punnet square
BB: homozygous(black) rabbit
bb: homzygous ( white) rabbit
2. see the attachment for Punnet square
Bb: hetrozygous(brown) rabbit
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
Do not keep the tap running, when washing your hands.
Do not shower every day.
When showering, get in, shut the tap down. While still wet in the shower, but without the water running, start to apply soap and shampoo. Wait a bit and the start the water again to wash it all off. Get out asap.
Do not keep the hose running, when cleaning your car.
Preferably, do <em>not</em> use a hose, but use a broom, to clean the driveway or sidewalk.
Cover the swimming pool, in order to reduce extensive evaporation.
Check for leaks in pipes, hoses, (dripping) faucets and couplings.
If at all possible, reuse wastewater as much as you can.
The right option is; to identify the 3 billion genes that comprise the human genome
The Genome Project (HGP) is the world’s largest international scientific research project that has the goal of mapping the nucleotides (more than 3 billion), that makes up the whole human genome, and recognizing the structure and functions of the entire genes. Several organizations that contributed to the project include; National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) of Health, international partners in France, United Kingdom, the U.S. Department of Energy, and many universities and laboratories in the United States.
