Plants and fungi both have cell walls, which provide them with support and structure. But one main difference is that plants, unlike fungi, have the ability to photosynthesize.
Answer:
The answer is B a net 2 ATPs are always generated per glucose regardless of its source
Explanation
Glycogen breaks down in the muscle so as to have enough glucose for muscle contraction and it produces 2ATPs
Glycogen also breaks down in the liver to release enough glucose which gets to the blood stream and is then taken up by other cells. It also produces 2ATPs at the expense of 6ATPs
Question:
How is earth’s motion related to the origin of the galaxy and it’s solar system?
Answer:
<u>The Earth is a part of the galaxy and its solar system and as Earth was created with the big bang, it happened inside of them.</u>
Explanation:
The relative motion of the Earth around the solar system is the Earth is moving and spinning around at a tilt. Our solar system in the galaxy is moving and the galaxy in the universe is constantly moving. They are all moving around a a central object just as the Earth revolves around the Sun.
The R group of the proteins are side chains which are specific to each protein and which confer specific chemical properties to the proteins. The R group determines the size, polarity and the pH of the protein.
In the case of the protein where the amino acid containing a polar R group is replaced with another amino acid containing non polar R group, the TERTIARY structure of the protein might be affected. Structure will be affected if the protein is hydrophillic and the R group is hydrophobic.
Answer:
because
Explanation:
It is an Incomplete question and the complete question is
All healthy, highly productive ecosystems provide which of these essential ecosystem services that involve gases in the atmosphere?
A. increasing carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere by the action of plants and animals.
B. removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing carbon in the tissues of organisms.
C. removing water vapor from the atmosphere and using it to support plant growth.
D. removing methane from atmosphere and storing it's carbon and hydrogen in the tissues of organisms.
Answer:
The answer is removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing carbon in the tissues of organisms.
Explanation:
The water and carbon dioxide are byproducts and in which the photosynthesis removes CO2 from the atmosphere and replaces it with O2. In case of respiration it takes O2 from the atmosphere and places it with CO2.
To remove the CO2 it is directly put out of the air and burried it under ground saline aquifers this process is known as carbon capture and sequestration.
Sequestration is a process in which CO2 is removed from atmosphere and stored in the soil carbon pool. This process is mainly done through photosynthesis.
