Explanation:
It stretched or compresses the sound waves it is producing if it is relatively moving away to getting closer respectively. This is called the <u>Doppler shift effect</u>..
This is why when a wailing ambulance approached you, the pitch of its wailing is high but when it passes you and moves away from you the pitch of the wailing lowers. Remember this is happening relative to your position.
A signal cascade is a series of chemical reactions which are triggered by a stimulus acting on a receptor that is then transduced to the intracellular space through second messengers. Finally, effector molecules receive the signal causing a cellular reaction to the initial stimulus. A signal cascade is very useful because it facilitates and accelerates the communication between cells that could be in different parts of a living organism. This communication is vital for cell processes in complex multicellular organisms.
Answer:
They are very similar to each other and have the same shape and size.
Answer:
DNA replication
Explanation:
During this process DNA is replicated after its strands are separated by Helicase an enzyme. DNA polymerase then fixes okazaki fragments in the fork and ligase sticks them together to create copies of DNA
1) Cells duplicate their chromosomes before dividing instead of after because the daughter cells would each lose one-half of the genetic information.
The duplication of chromosomes automatically leads to the duplication of the genetic information on the chromosomes and each daughter cell receives a copy each of the genetic information.
If the information are not duplicated before dividing, it means that each daughter cell will receive half information.
2) If a cell that starts with 16 chromosomes lost half of its genes during each cell division, it will take 4 divisions for the gene to remain 1.
- First division, the genes would remain 8 from 16
- Second division, the genes would remain 4
- Third division, the genes would remain 2
- Fourth division, the gene would remain only 1.
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