Answer:
How do I offspring inherit genetic information from their parents?
Offspring inherits genetic information during mating of parents which leads to fertilization and formation of a zygote (offspring) and such genetic information are expressed phenotypically and are shown physically which could be in height, length of tail, skin color, among others
Explanation:
The DNA sequence AATCGA would be transcribed on mRNA as UUAGCU.
Transcription is the process of copying DNA genetic code onto messenger RNA for the purpose of providing the information needed for synthesis of a particular protein in the cell. Transcription takes place in the nucleus of the cell with help of an enzyme called RNA polymerase.
in the process, the nucleotide guanine will always code for cytosine on the mRNA, and adenine will always code for uracil. In RNA, the nucleotide thymine is replaced with uracil. Thymine is therefore never found in RNA but only in DNA. This happens according to base pairing rule.
The question is incomplete as the image and options are not given, however, the correct image and options are as follows:
A. If liquid Material A is in contact with gaseous Material A and the volume of the gas increases, the gas’s temperature will increase.
B. If liquid Material A is in contact with gaseous Material A and the volume of the gas increases, the gas’s temperature will decrease.
C. When the temperature of gaseous Material A increases, its volume will increase.
D. When the temperature of liquid Material A increases, its volume will increase.
Answer:
The correct answer is - C. When the temperature of gaseous Material A increases, its volume will increase.
Explanation:
The figure and table related to the given question are attached with the answer that shows the volume change during the time period in relation to temperature and the phase of material also changes with an increase in temperature.
According to Figure 1, it is clear that initially, Material A was in the liquid phase and after a certain temperature, it is constant at a phase of a mix of liquid-gas and finally entirely in the gas phase from Time 22 sec to Time 24 sec. as temperature increased and the volume of Material A also increased according to the table 1.
So the hypothesis C is correct.
The mechanism that explains the movement of sugars throughout a plant is called the pressure-flow hypothesis. The driving force for sugar movement is transpiration. The main component of phloem sap is glucose.