The correct descriptions of each of the organisms are as follows:
Archaea:
- cells do not have a nucleus
- cells contain genetic material
- most inhabit extreme environments.
Bacteria
- cells do not have a nucleus
- prokaryotes
Eukarya
- eukaryotes
- cells have a nucleus
- many are multicellular
- cells have membrane-bound organelles
- plants
Archaea and Bacteria
- cells do not have a nucleus
- cells contain genetic material
- prokaryotes
All three domains
- cells contain genetic material
<h3>What are living organisms?</h3>
Living organisms are those things that have life in them.
Living organisms are classified into the following domains:
- archaea,
- bacteria, and
- eukarya
A common feature of all three domains is that they all have genetic material.
In conclusion, living things are classified into three domains.
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I can’t help you with the first two questions, as I do not have a reference, but I can help you with the last two. Cystic fibrosis is a recessive trait. It is caused when specific sections of both copies of chromosome 8 are deleted, which in other words mean that it is not a sex-linked disorder because it isn’t inherited from the mother and father of the offspring.
No, all mutations are not bad. Only a small amount of mutations cause genetic disorder. Some in fact are good mutations. There is actually one mutation that is found roughly in 10% of Europeans which affects the CCR5 protein and it prevents HIV from entering the cell!
A hiatal hernia makes it easier for stomach acids to rise to the esophagus, usually called heartburn.
To reduce this symptom It's important a diet that consists of
less: citrus, spicy, fried, fatty foods, coffee, tea, chocolate,
carbonated drinks, dairy products and tomato (because it's also acidic).
Some examples of appropriate foods are: apples, bananas, grains, soy milk, water, carrots, potatoes, peas, a low fat yogurt/cheese, (anything with low fat is ideal), etc.
Answer:
cellular respiration
Explanation:
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