Accumulation of substances such as pesticides or other chemicals in an organism
In many ways. For example, forensic scientists may use them to examine blood, dust, fibers, and other trace materials at a crime scene. They can also be used to identify minerals or particles.
Answer: <u>Option D point source pollution
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Explanation: The pollutants which can be tracked, from the source of origin are termed as point source pollution. This can be water source, air or even light or noise pollution. The pollutants are easily detected being released from the source of pollution. Whereas the non-point source of pollution are those which are indirect sources and they carry off the pollutants which lie on the way, like runoff water carrying the pesticides from the agricultural land. Runoff and waste are examples of non-point sources of pollution. Thus, option A and C are incorrect answers.
Answer: (I hope you can understand this)
Type of operon: Trp
It’s a repressible operon
Lac
It’s an inducible operon.
Environment:
Trp
It’s deactivated when tryptophan is present in the environment.
Lac
It’s activated when lactose is present in the environment.
Repressor protein:
Trp
It’s activated by tryptophan.
Lac
It’s inactivated by lactose.
Transcription:
Trp
Tryptophan binds to the repressor protein, activating it.
Lac
Lactose binds to the repressor protein, deactivating it.
Explanation:
Plato
<span>According to Mendel's law, the effects of our environment are not passed on to the next generation
(In classic Mendelian inheritance, environmental effects are not passed on to the next generation)</span>
