Answer:
1) They wil be BR (100% of them)
Punnett square:
R. R
B. BR. BR.
B. BR. BR
a) there is a 0% chance
b) there is a 0% chance
c) there is a 100% chance
Explanation:
a) because on the punnet square we got no "BB"
b) because on the punnett square we got no "RR"
c) because on the punnet square all of the crosses resulted in "BR", hence 100%
Answer:monoecious-
A. has megasporangiate and microsporangiate flowers on the same plant
Dioecious- B. has megasporangiate and microsporangiate flowers on different plants.
Angiosperm-C. produce flowers and fruits
Gymnosperm- D. produce seeds that are not protected by the ovary
Explanation:
Monoecious plant are plant that have both male and female part or sex organ are located on the same plant example is cowpea
Dioecious are plant that have male and female gametes or organ are locate on different plants example is pawpaw
Angiosperm are called flowering plant. They have both fruits and seed. The ovule develops into seed while the ovary develops into the fruits. They are both unisexual and bisexual example is peas
Gymnosperms are non flowering plant. They have seeds but no fruits. They are unisexual example is pine
Answer:
This isn't biology LOL. But "the implementation of the American policy of westward expansion."
Explanation:
Answer:
The name of the restriction enzyme would be <em><u>ara1</u></em>.
Explanation:
Restriction enzymes can be described as enzymes which are responsible for cutting DNA from specific sites. Restriction enzymes are present naturally in bacterias and can be produced artificially as well.
The name of a restriction enzyme is made by deriving it from its genus, species and strain. For example, Aeromonas is the genus name, ranidae is the species name and as it is the first to be isolated so the strain would be 1. Hence, the name ara1 will be given to this enzyme.
This is a case of pulmonary embolism. In a patient treated for a broken leg, immobilization of the affected limb is strongly advised; although immobilization imposes a risk to develop deep vein thrombosis or the development of clot most commonly in the popliteal veins. This clot or thrombus can be dislodged and can travel to the right ventricle then pumped into the pulmonary circulation; causing dyspnea, chest pain, and hemoptysis.
