Answer:
1. mitochondrion to an ATP through cellular respiration
2. ATP to unseable cell energy
3. glucose to monosaccharide used at the beginning big cellular respiration
4. aerobic to reaction that needs oxygen
5. anaerobic to action that does not need oxygen
Answer:
a) withheld information from test subjects about their condition
Explanation:
The Tuskegee syphilis study which was carried between 1932-1972 in the Macon County, Alabama on the African-Americans infected from syphilis.
The U.S. Public Health Service started the study promising the infected persons that they will receive the benefits from the studies like a healthy meal, proper antibiotic medication and other benefits.
But the U.S Public Health Service failed to provide the services mainly the medication in which antibiotic penicillin which could treat the disease was not provided to the patient. As a result of this, syphilis continued in their generations also and people and about 100 subjects died.
They were told that they had bad blood which cannot be treated and thus in 1972, this raised a question over this issue related to ethics as to why the penicillin was not provided as well why the person was kept away from the reality.
Thus, Option-A is the correct answer.
Answer:
allosteric enzymes exhibit a threshold effect where the response to substrate concentration changes significantly have more than one subunit. have more than one substrate-binding site.
Explanation:
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Answer:
In this case, the question asked is "To what lengths must we go to protect plants and animals?", which is not specific and cannot be used for scientific research.
The ecological researches for the safety of the environment involves the protection of the plants and the animals on the basis of their number and vulnerability to extinction. Almost all the length of the plants are ecologically important and can decrease in number due to the changes in the environment, the length is not a parameter to determine the protection boundary.
