When the probe dna is inserted into a patient’s genome the genome reacts to the person dna which causes the a reaction to the nerve cells
Note about the question:
I looked for the complete question but failed in finding the parental genotypes. So in my answer and explanation, I will include different scenarios of different crosses that might result in the given genotype options. You just need to look at the cross that corresponds to the one in your problem. I hope this helps.
Answer:
- Scenario 1) TT x tt ----> F1) All tall, Tt
- Scenario 2) TT x TT ----> F1) All tall, TT
- Scenario 3) Tt x tt ---> F1) 50% Tall, 50% Short
- Scenario 4) Tt x Tt ----> F1) 75% Tall, 25% Short
- Scenario 5) tt x tt -----> F1) All short, tt
Explanation:
Parental) TT x tt
Gametes) T T t t
Punnett Square) T T
t Tt Tt
t Tt Tt
F1) 100% Tall, Tt
Parental) TT x TT
Gametes) T T T T
Punnett Square) T T
T TT TT
T TT TT
F1) 100% Tall, TT
Parental) Tt x tt
Gametes) T t t t
Punnett Square) T t
t Tt tt
t Tt tt
F1) 50% Tall, Tt
50% short, tt
Parental) Tt x Tt
Gametes) T t T t
Punnett Square) T t
T TT Tt
t tT tt
F1) 75% Tall, (25% TT + 25% Tt + 25% tT)
25% short, tt
Parental) tt x tt
Gametes) t t t t
Punnett Square) t t
t tt tt
t tt tt
F1) 100% short, tt
Cows and other mammals produce milk to provide the food their babies need to grow. Seeds and milk contain proteins, fats, sugars and/or starch. 1. Explain how the fats, sugars and/or starch contained in seeds or milk are useful for the plant sprouting from the seed or the baby mammal.
There should be at least two factors tested for a good expermient
They are plants cuz <span>they </span>have features which are just like the (typical and expected) features plants like having a cell wall<span>.these </span>plants grow in low light areas and in poor soil missing(vitamins, minerals, protein, etc.)<span>.so </span>they have been changed (for improvement) in a way so that they can satisfy their nutrient needed thing<span>. </span>
<span>But </span>it is a plant...<span>A </span>meat-eating plant because of its cellular features
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