Answer:
The correct answer will be option-neural tube, hindbrain, metencephalon,
Explanation:
The development of the brain during the embryogenesis takes place by the formation of a neural tube or the predecessor of the central nervous system.
The neural tube arises from the ectoderm layer of the gastrula where the anterior portion of the neural tube forms the brain.
The neural tube development results in the formation of three sacs filled vesicles in which the fist vesicle forms the forebrain, second forms the midbrain and the third vesicle forms the hindbrain.
Later development process divides the hindbrain into two new portions called metencephalon and myelencephalon where the metencephalon forms the cerebellum portion of the brain.
Thus, the selected order is the correct order.
Answer:
The bonds between the atoms in the input molecules are broken and new bonds are formed to produce the output molecules.
Explanation:
Cellular respiration is a metabolic (catabolic) process carried out by the cells of all living organisms because it is the way usable energy in form of ATP is obtained. All organisms feed in order to acquire energy, the energy is stored in the chemical bonds of the digested food (glucose).
The process of cellular respiration then breaks down the food molecule in order to release the stored energy and convert it to ATP, which is the energy currency usable by the cell. The general equation of cellular respiration is:
C6H12O6 + 6O2 -----> 6CO2 + 6H2O
Since the energy is initially stored in the bonds of the input molecule (glucose), the bonds needs to be broken in order to assess the energy. Hence, cellular respiration breaks the bonds in the input molecules and rearranges the atoms by a new bond to form the output molecules (CO2 and H2O).
Answer:
The correct answer is ''The scientific study of heredity''
Explanation:
Genetics is a branch of biology that studies how hereditary characters are transmitted from generation to generation and the diversity that exists among living beings. Inheritance is the physical and biological characteristics that we share with our family and that can determine our appearance and our biological characteristics, that is, our phenotype (eye color, skin type, etc.) as well as our internal characteristics. All of this is largely derived from our genetic components, that is, our genotype.
