Answer:
A. The cell will synthesize all the proteins it needs to divide in two.
Explanation:
Sequence of phases of cell cycle:
Interphase (G1-->S--->G2) -----> M phase (prophase--->metaphase--->anaphase--->telophase).
DNA replication and duplication of chromosomes occur during S phase of cell cycle. It is followed by G2 phase which is marked by synthesis of proteins needed for M phase and continuous cell growth. Initiation of spindle formation and movement of centriole to opposite poles are the events of prophase that follows G2 phase. Metaphase is the next phase which includes alignment of chromosomes at the cell equator.
Answer:
you die ?
Explanation:
dont you die when your heart stops???
Answer:
That the material can be mixed with the original tissue
Explanation:
The biomaterial has the idea to be mixed with the original tissue, due is going to grow (if it is based in cells) or is going to attach to the biological tissue, so the H&E method can be confused. The hematoxylin is going to stain the nuclei of the cells meanwhile the eosin is going to stain the extracellular matrix and cytoplasm, so, if the biomaterial is mixed in the original tissue, can be confused the exactly boundary among the biomaterial and the biological tissue.
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Answer: plants have roots, stems, or leaves
Algae and plants are similar organisms because both are autotrophic organisms which are able to produce their own food by the process of photosynthesis. The main difference between the two is the level of complexity. Algae are comparatively simple organisms, their structure ranges from single celled to multi-cellular organisms. They do not exhibit true roots, stems and leaves like plants. The plants exhibit complex specialized structure for transport of water, nutrients and to perform reproduction. The smallest to largest plant will exhibit roots, stems and leaves.
