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Here is the equation for photosynthesis:
Carbon dioxide + water ==> Glucose + oxygen
The answer is D. Oxygen and sugars.
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Answer:
The correct answer is - 130 kDa, 82 kDa, 45 KDa.
Explanation:
In the question given is there are 4 subunits in protein omicron in which two subunits are - 65 kDa and the other two subunits are - 85 kDa and 45 kDa.
So the size band would be in absence of beta-mercaptoethanol which is very essential to break down disulfide bonds that held together these subunits:
Size band = 65 KDa + 65 KDa
= 130 KDa (one band) (
65+65=130),
82, 45 as without beta mercaptoethanol disulfide bond is not broken
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Thus, the correct answer is - 130 kDa, 82 kDa, 45 KDa.
Answer:
Chemically gated Na+-K+ channels
Explanation:
The acetylcholine receptors are the receptors or ion channel proteins which are considered the transmembrane proteins. The acetylcholine receptors are of two types depending on the ligand which binds that is either nicotinic or either muscarinic receptors.
When the acetylcholine binds the receptor molecule, the ion channels open up and allows the passage of the sodium and potassium ios which depolarizes the membrane potential and generates the action potential in the neuron.
Thus, Chemically gated Na+-K+ channels is correct.
Answer:
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Explanation:
In a heterogenous mixture, it is easy to tell the different pieces and parts from each other. For example, cereal with fruit added to it, or trail mix made of peanuts, raisins and candy. You can easily see the parts of the mixture. A homogenous mixture is one in which you can't see the parts easily, like ketchup or the air we breathe.
Answer:
Since warm air gradually replaces cold air along a warm front, layers of stratus clouds are formed. A continuous drizzly rain tends to fall since stratus clouds typically cover large areas of the sky. Once the front has passed, however, clear and warm weather tends to follow. the answer is stratus clouds and drizzly rain
Explanation:
