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Factors that limit population size of an organism and slows it down and prevents it from growing are called limiting factors. Limiting factors generally affects all living organisms with the same impact; this is because the mode of survival of living organisms (based on the characteristics of living things) are usually threatened by limiting factors BUT the responses are different.
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Sucrose: glucose + fructosesucrose is a disaccharide made from glucose and fructose
glucose: C(sub 6)H(sub 12)O(sub6)fructose: C(sub 6)H(sub 12)O(sub6)
sucrose: C(sub 12)H(sub 22)O(sub 11)
a water molecule, H(sub 2)O gets removed which is why there are 2 less hydrogens and one less oxygen. Hope this helps!
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Upon reinfection, the memory cells will immediately differentiate into plasma cells and CTLs without input from APCs or TH cells.</em></u></h2>
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When the light bounces off an object and travels to your eyes those light rays travel parallel to each other. When they pass through a magnifying glass, the Convex lens finds the parallel rays so that they converge and create a virtual image on your eyes retinas. The virtual image on your retinas appear larger than the real object due to principles of Geometry. Despite the magnifying glass, your eyes trace the light rays back in parallel lines to the virtual image. Since the virtual image is farther from your eyes than the object is, the object appears bigger.
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B. Microorganisms in their digestive tracts hydrolyze the cellulose to individual glucose units.
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Cows are ruminants. They lack the cellulose digesting enzymes. However, they have a stomach with four chambers. The first two chambers of their stomach house symbiotic bacteria and protists. These microbes have the ability to digest cellulose into simple sugars. These simple sugars are then used by the host and the bacteria themselves. The microbes digesting the cellulose produce the enzyme cellulase and breakdown cellulose anaerobically.
