When the telomere becomes too short, the chromosome reaches a 'critical length' and can no longer be replicated.
Answer:
substances can move from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration
Explanation:
usually substances move across their concentration gradient which is from high concentration to low concentration. Active transport can allow substances to move against their concentration gradient.
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Based on the Complementarity of the 4 nucleotides, The thymine must always be placed in front of the Adenine, and the Cytosine must always be placed in front of the Guanine.
Any change in this rule causes the deformation of the DNA, and can sometimes cause fatal diseases like the melanoma (skin cancer) etc...
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The situation would be that, in a sealed tube, there are 3 to 4 nails inside and a certain amount of calcium chloride was added. After three days, there will be no changes to be observed in the first tube since the oxygen is not enough to initiate a change and there is no presence of water. For the second test, the same situation is made but boiling water was filled in the tube. For this, no changes would still be observed since there is no moisture. For the last test, the same situation as the first but it is filled halfway with water. After 3 days, rust would be observed on the nails. In order for rust to happen, there should be water and oxygen. The oxygen in the early atmosphere of the Earth would react with iron present in the oceans thus producing iron ores.
Answer:
None of these is true. (Ans e.)
Explanation:
C) Inhaled chemicals can irritate the throat or nose, damage the lungs, and enter through the lung to the bloodstream.
A) Skin is not impermeable in nature.
B) It is not safe to smoke around hazardous chemicals, as long as you wear gloves, because people can carry hazardous chemicals from cigarette smoke then releasing those compounds into non-smoking environments.
D) Alkaline can denature proteins, and they also break down fats in a process which is known as saponification. Burns from alkalines worse than burns from acids.
