The arrangement of the autosomes and that of sex chromosomes in the pairs is known as karyotype.
A karyotype test looks at the size, of the shape, and the number of your chromosomes. the Chromosomes are the parts of your cells that has contain your genes. Genes are the parts of the DNA passed down from your mother and the father. They also carry the information that determines your unique traits, such as the height and the eye color.
A karyotype test also examines the blood or the body fluids for the abnormal chromosomes. It's is often used to detect the genetic diseases in unborn babies still the developing in the womb.
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The image shows a red blood cell in different solution. The first image shows an RBC in a hypotonic solutions. The RBC swell and lyse because of the osmotic movement or referred to as hemolysis. The second image shows a normal RBC in an isotonic solution. There is no net change of water to the RBC. The third image shows a shriveled RBC in a hypertonic solution. The water leak out of the RBC briskly than it enters the cell. It is also called as crenated cell.
Answer - Option C - hypotonic solution
Answer:
D. The biosphere change the lithosphere
Explanation:
The red formed due to oxygen which is produced by plants in the process of photosynthesis. This oxygen then reacted with iron atom and formed oxidized iron layers of sedimentary rock. So here plants are responsible for the formation of these layers and we considered plants as part of biosphere so we can say that biosphere is responsible for the change of lithosphere.
Answer: EXERGONIC; ENDERGONIC
Explanation:
An Exergonic reaction is one that occurs spontaneously, with the release of high amount of energy usually in form of ATP. a good example of this is the oxidation of glucose (glycolysis) in the Human body.
Whereas an energetic reaction is one that will ONLY occur in the supply of energy. A good example is biosynthethic reaction such as
- formation of glycogen (glycogenesis)
- formation of lipids etc
