False, an environment containing no calcium is not the best for Brian shrimp egg hatching. The following evidence statements can be used to support our answer.
- Control shows 9 hatchlings after 72 hours whereas the treatment of 10mg/100ml concentration of calcium shows 17 hatchlings.
- Control shows 9 hatchlings after 72 hours whereas the treatment of 20mg/100ml concentration of calcium shows 28 hatchlings.
- Control shows 9 hatchlings after 72 hours whereas the treatment of 10mg/100ml concentration of calcium shows 39 hatchlings.
Subjective.
Explanation:
A medical note follows a SOAP format i.e. the parts are Subjective, Objective, Assessment and plan.
The first part of the note is subjective and it involves gathering information from the patient about the onset of symptoms, location of symptons, any history etc.
The second part is objective which involves the determination or evaluation of symptoms which could be seen, heard or felt.
The third part involves assesment of symptoms and crude diagnosis of the ailment.
The fourth part involves the plan to treat the patient. Any further diagnosis,if recommended etc.
Answer: C.) Carbohydrates always consist of a five-carbon sugar, a nitrogenous base, and one or more phosphate groups and are used to store genetic information.
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
As a microbiologist there are different methods are devised for characterization of microbes.such as Macroscopic analysis and microscopy method.
With the help of microscope the needed information about the individual cell such as individual cellular characteristics can be obtained, the magnification help to provide the features such as size, shape and motility of the microbes which helps to know the specific microbes characters.
When handling an unknown environmental microbe, with help of the cell characteristics of the microbes obtained using the microscope, the identity as well as metabolic characterization can be known such as the type of environment the microbes can survive in(aerobic or anaerobic), the source of food.
No growth was observed on the control plate.
The growth on the control plate indicates that the aseptic technique devised in the model was an adequate method for the prevention of the control plate from been contaminated.
