Answer:
A. ice, ground water, lakes, and water vapor
Explanation:
Cells exposed to environmental factors known to cause mutations in genetic material will <u>become cancer cells</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
Environmental factors like radiation and high concentration of chemicals are among the factors that cause mutation in the genetic material. Internal genetic changes causes mutation in the genetic material, the DNA there are many chances of the mutated gene to convert into an Oncogene.
An Oncogene is a genetically mutated gene which causes tumor. The mutated gene causes proliferation of cells. More than 90% of the cancer is caused by the carcinogenic substances present in the environment.
Answer:
1 - I
2 - P
3 - N
4 - R
5 - T
6 - S
7 - L
8 - S
9 - C
10 - D
Explanation:
Plasmodium belongs to protozoa.
Which is why , Plasmodium is correctly matched with option I (Protozoa).
Endospores show high stability even under unfavorable environmental conditions, which is why stable resting stage of some Gram-positive bacteria is correctly matched with option P (Endospore)
Alphaproteobacteria vary in their size and shape. Which is why it is correctly matched with option N (vary in shape and size)
Firmicutes are in the clostridia class.
Hence, it is correctly matched with option R (Clostridia).
Entamoeba has a lobe-shaped pseudopodia. Which is why it is correctly matched with option T (Lobe-shaped pseudopodia).
Capsid is the protein shell of a virus. Which is why it is correctly matched with option S (Virus).
Bacillus is a rod-shaped bacterium. Which is why, Bacillus is correctly matched with option L (Rod-shaped).
The virus that attacks bacteria is called bacteriophage. Which is why we matched bacteriophage correctly with option S (Virus).
Hyphae is part of the fungi life cycle. Which is why, Hyphae is correctly matched with option C (Fungi).
Retroviruses are examples of HIV and single stranded RNAs. Which is why, Retroviruses is correctly matched with option D (HIV, +ssrna).
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