Cells<span> reproduce by splitting in half, a process called C</span>ell Division. T<span>hey get bigger before they divide so the don't just get smaller and smaller.</span><span />
Answer:
a
Explanation:
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In homo sapiens(humans), males are the heterogametic sex meaning their sex chromosomes are not the same(=XY) while females are homogametic(=XX).
Sex linked traits or x linked traits are traits whose genes are present on the X chromosome. So if there is a recessive mutation in those genes, males will express that recessive trait. Basically males express everything that’s on their X chromosome because they only have 1, but females have 2 which helps “hide” the mutation and to not express the particular recessive trait.
That is why sex linked traits are more evident in males in the population and an example of that would be colorblindness.
Hope this helps:)
The isotopically-labeled carbon will be found in the two first acetyl CoA products (the C2 carbon of the first acetyl CoA and the C1 carbon of the second acetyl CoA).
Β-oxidation is the main metabolic pathway of degradation of fatty acid molecules to produce:
on the one hand acetyl-CoA, whose acetyl group is oxidized by the Krebs cycle
and on the other hand NADH and FADH2, whose high potential electrons feed the respiratory chain.
In eukaryotic cells, β-oxidation takes place aerobically in the mitochondrial matrix, but also in other organelles such as peroxisomes and, in plants, glyoxysomes.
