During protein synthesis, amino acids in the cytoplasm are picked up by molecules of "tRNA" and are taken to the ribosome.
Mendel crossed the dominant purple colour flowered plant with the recessive white colour flowered plant. The F 1 generation produced the heterozygous purple colour flowered (Pp) plants. When two heterozygous pea plants (Pp) are crossed in the F2 generation represented by Pp x Pp, the gametes formed are P and p. Out of the offspring produced, 3 are purple colour flowered plants and 1 is white colour flowered plant. Thus the phenotypic ratio is 3: 1 with one out of four plants being white colour flowered pea plant. When expressed in percentage it is 25%.
Items listed below are examples
of how a bias, prejudice, and stereotype may interfere with providing quality
health care:
<span>1. </span>Not giving a patient of the same race,
equal treatment because of the beliefs of ethnocentric
<span>2. </span>Make injury or the patient consition worse because of some action or judgment about the patient
<span>3. </span>It would
prevent someone from providing a good heuristic care to someone and get the
best care that is required