The main characteristic that differs the kingdom Fungi from all other kingdoms is the presence of cell wall made of chitin. Kingdom Animalia has no cell wall, while plants, bacteria, and some protists have cell walls but made of different polymers. The members of the kingdom do not photosynthesise and they are heterotrophs, like animals. The kingdom of fungi includes yeast, mold, mildew, and mushrooms and all of those groups are heterotrophs and have chitin cell wall. Yeasts are unicellular fungi, while molds, mildew (which are certain kind of molds), and mushrooms are multicellular fungi,
The name of the group of proteins that controls the cycle of a eukaryotic cell is Ubiquitin. Ubiquitin<span> is a small </span>regulatory protein<span> that has been found in almost all tissues (</span>ubiquitously<span>) of </span>eukaryotic organisms. It can affect proteins in many ways: it can signal for their degradation<span> via the </span>proteasome<span>, alter their </span>cellular location<span>, affect their activity, and promote or prevent </span>protein interactions<span>.</span>
Remember that organisms within a particular environment all adapt in a simultaneous basis depending on the type of environment presented within them. This is part of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution when he observed animals in the Galapagos island.
This survival instinct of the frog can be of disadvantage to it because other animals might be able to recognize their calls due to familiarity of this naturally occurring trait that they do. The frogs can now be more prone to predator attacks within its environment.
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Answer:
- The beginning of glycolysis is inhibited by high levels of ATP in the cell.
- The production of tryptophan is halted by presence of excess tryptophan.
Explanation:
As you may already know, the feedback mechanism is extremely important as homeostasis, that is, the balance of our body. This mechanism is composed of a group of responses produced biologically to some stimulus that is causing an imbalance somewhere in the body.
However, the balance of our organism often needs to promote the inhibition of the feedback mechanism, mainly related to the overproduction of a certain molecule. Two examples that may show an inhibition of the feedback mechanism are:
- The beginning of glycolysis is inhibited by high levels of ATP in the cell.
- The production of tryptophan is halted by presence of excess tryptophan.
