other then the lungs no all of the body parts get oxygen from blood cells
D. The above example is not micro evolution
Duck viewed relationships as a series of events. There are four main phases, in which the perception of the people involved in the relationship changes due to strain from different factors. The phases are:
1) Intra-psychic phase
The individual does not express dissatisfaction or unhappiness with the relationship yet but feels it.
2) Dyadic phase
Discussion regarding the negative feelings is usually carried out in this phase, and anger and guilt tend to rise.
3) Social phase
The separation of the two individuals is shared socially and both choose their own friends and supports for this phase.
4) Grave-dressing phase
This phase occurs some time after the relationship has ended, and the individuals will look back thinking of all the things they did correctly, while also recollecting the negatives of the other person. Trust in relationships is rebuilt in this phase as the individual becomes ready for a new relationship.
Answer;
-Vertical relationship
Explanation;
-Vertical relationships are up down relationships between superiors and inferiors, the only way this relationship is valid is if it is educational and the person on top has more wisdom and knowledge than the person on the bottom.
-Vertical relationships use feminine communication rituals where the subordinate must be pleasant and must not communicate negative emotional data to the superior.
-Horizontal relationships on the other hand, are democratic educational relationships between people that are relatively equal in knowledge, wisdom, or technique.
Answer:
In most cells, DNA directs the production of a molecule of mRNA which then enters a ribosome. The ribosome produces the final product, a protein. Retroviruses do the opposite. They use the enzyme reverse transcriptase to use a template of mRNA to produce DNA.
Explanation:
The central dogma of molecular biology describes how a cell uses its genetic information to synthesize a protein. The first step called 'transcription' consists of using an RNA polymerase enzyme and a fragment of DNA (i.e., gene) as a template to synthesize an RNA molecule, usually a messenger RNA (mRNA). Subsequently, the genetic code in the mRNA sequence is read by the ribosomes in order to produce a protein, a process known as 'translation'. Retroviruses are viruses that have the ability to integrate into the host genome by using a reverse transcriptase enzyme that allows reverse transcription of mRNA to complementary DNA, which then integrates into the host's genome.
