Filter out parasites making the plant healthy
That would be option A.
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The answers are:
<span>a. -/b+
</span><span>d. b/b+</span>
b+ - the allele for normal bristles
b - the allele for bent pristles
Monosomic means there is only one instead of two alleles in a gene locus.
So, the parents' genotypes are:
<span>monosomic bent bristles: -/b
</span><span>diploid normal bristles: b+/b+
</span><span>The following cross is conducted of true-breeding adult flies:
Parents' phenotype: monosomic bent bristles x diploid normal bristles
Parents' genotype: -/b x b+/b+
F1 generation: -/b+ -/b+ b/b+ b/b+</span>
Transport water from the roots to leaves, transport minerals from roots to leaves
Answer:
In high glucose-NADH and FADH2
In depletion case- NAD+ and FAD+2.
Explanation:
MCAD (Medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase) deficiency may be defined as inherited disorder in which the body's ability to breakdown the fat decreases and converting them in energy.
Excess glucose stores: The presence of excess glucose prevents the proton gradient to transfer electrons in the electron transport chain. This causes the buildup of NADH and FADH2.
Low energy state: This state needs ATP that decrease the carriers and causes the buildup of NAD+ and FAD+2.
