One hypothesis that has been proposed to explain the development of viruses suggests that viruses were beneficial because they a
llowed for rapid gene transfer, especially in prokaryotic cells, and therefore increased genetic diversity. If most bacteriophages were temperate, then this could have increased horizontal gene transfer between prokaryotic cells and potentially could have increased fitness. With respect to this hypothesis, why would it matter whether the bacteriophages were temperate or virulent? a. Temperate phages are capable of lysogeny and their genetic material can be integrated into the host genome, causing damage rather than increasing fitness.
b. Virulent phages are capable of lysogeny and their genetic material can be integrated into the host genome, causing damage rather than increasing fitness
c. Temperate bacteriophages are capable of both horizontal and vertical gene transfer, allowing a wide range of ways to increase genetic diversity. Virulent bacteriophages are not capable of either.
d. Temperate phages don't immediately kill their hosts.
Temperate phages don't immediately kill their hosts.
Explanation:
There exist phages that have shown the capability to alternate lytic and lysogenic life cycles, where don't kill the host cell. This feature allows a phage to reproduce without killing the host cells, thereby having higher probabilities of replicating its genetic material
When the veins in leaves are irregularly distributed to form a channel, it is known as reticulate Venation. Plants with reticulate venation in their leaves are likely to have tap roots. Plants like carrot or rose have leaves with reticulate venation and tap roots.
They won't compete with each other because they may have different niches. For example, cows and dogs won't compete with their food since cows only eat grass, whereas dogs eat meat and vegetables but not raw grass.
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. The dose in milligrams for this patient who is receiving preoperative treatment would be 750 mg, since the dose is 6mg/Kg and he weights 275 pounds (124,73Kgs) multiplied by 6mg and the nurse will administer 15 ml for this dose.
