Fast twitch muscle fiber
<span>Fast twitch muscle fiber is known to be most powerful and
lowest in endurance and usually
activated when the body is near maximum exertion. They are identified by a quick
contraction time and usually low resistance to fatigue </span>but are used in powerful bursts of movements like
sprinting. however, muscle fibers have the greatest capacity to produce energy via the anaerobic energy system.
Convert 24 hours into minutes
24 hours = 1440 minutes
Divide 1440 by 15
There’s 96 divisions
Now take 2^96 power
You will have 7.9 x 10^28 bacteria
Answer:
Bacteriophages attack only their host bacteria, not human cells, so they are potentially good candidates to treat bacterial diseases in humans.
Explanation:
Answer:
- E. Does photosynthesis performed by elodea remove CO2 from the water?
- F. Does cellular respiration occur at a higher rate than photosynthesis in the tube with only elodea?
Explanation:
The tubes were placed under a growth light and as the elodea is growing, it would need photosynthesis to provide food. The color changes will therefore allow the students to see the effect photosynthesis has on the CO2 in the water by checking to see if the BTB turns blue which would mean that CO2 was removed by photosynthesis.
The students will also be able to see which process occurs faster in the tube with only elodea because the dominant color would show if cellular respiration occurs faster than photosynthesis or if the case is the reverse. For instance, if respiration is occurring faster, there will be more CO2 which would turn the BTB towards yellow, if photosynthesis is faster the BTB will turn towards blue and if the rates are similar, the BTB will remain green.
Haem group is the odd one out of all the list of the cofactors as it falls
under the prosthetic group.
<h3>Types of cofactors</h3>
Vitamin , Coenzyme A and NAD+ all fall under coenzymes and they bind
loosely to enzymes to aid its function while the prosthetic group bind
tightly to the enzymes.
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