<h3>Answer: erythrocytes </h3>
Erythrocytes also called as red blood cells. These are the cells which does not possess nucleus. They exhibit a pigment named as hemoglobin, the heme component of the hemoglobin has affinity for oxygen. It carries oxygen to all the parts of the body.
<span>in order to observe their cell characteristics they need to be stained
this method consists of preparing a smear that is air dried and heat fixed and adding a stain to the bacteria on the slide.
bacteria are very small n transparent when observed with a wet mount preparation.
bacteria are usually negatively charged anionic
the simple dyes used to stain bacteria have a positive charge cationic
they are attracted to each other
thee dye molecules r also stringky colored so that our eyes can see the stained bacteria</span>
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How To Use Kepler’s Third Law
The following is an explanation to help you figure out how to use your calculator to solve problems involving Kepler’s Third Law, and three practice problems to check yourself with.
• If I give you the planet’s orbital period:
– Type in the orbital period
– Hit the x2 key on your calculator OR
– Type in “^” followed by “2” and hit the Enter key.
– Next, type in “^” followed by “0.333” and hit the Enter key, OR
– Next, hit the “2nd Function Key” (often says “SHIFT” or “2nd Func” or “INV”) – Hit the xy key and type in 3. Then hit enter.
– The number you see is the planet’s average distance from the sun, in AU.
• IfIgiveyoutheplanet’saverageorbitaldistancefromthesun:
– Type in the orbital distance.
– Hit the xy key on your calculator, type in 3, and hit “Equals” or “Enter” OR – Type in “^” followed by “3” and hit the Enter key.
– If you see a “square root” key on your calculator hit it OR
– Type in “^” followed by “0.5” and hit the Enter key.
– The number you see is the planet’s orbital period, in years.
Examples
• UsetheseexamplestodetermineifyouareusingKepler’sThird Law correctly:
– An asteroid orbits the sun at a distance of 2.7 AU. What is its orbital period?
• Using a = 2.7 AU, you should get P = 4.44 years.
– A dwarf planet discovered out beyond the orbit of Pluto is known to have an
orbital period of 619.36 years. What is its average distance from the sun? • Using P = 619.36 years, you should get a = 72.66 AU.
– Chiron is a dwarf planet that orbits the sun between Saturn and Uranus, and has an average distance from the sun of 14 AU. What is its orbital period?
• Using a = 14.0 AU, you should get P = 52.38 years.
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The answer is anticodon.
Anticodons are base triplets on transfer RNA (tRNA). t<span>RNA carries amino acids to the ribosome for protein synthesis. </span>The prefix<em> anti-</em> suggests that anticodons are complementary to the codons on mRNA. Codons are base triplets on mRNA. So, anticodons of tRNA pair with codons of mRNA in the process of protein synthesis.