Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure it is B.
2 then 1 then 3 you're welcome
The control group is the group that does not receive the experimental treatment. Experimenters use the control group to compare it to the experimental group in order to determine if the treatment had an effect. So, if there is the same result in both groups (decrease in the grass blades) it means that the given treatment had no effect on the experimental group and that the decrease is due to some other conditions.
Answer:
The answer is B and D.
Explanation:
PKA ( Protein Kinase A) is an enzyme which becomes active with the presence of cAMP molecules in the cell and the cAMP molecules need to bind to R subunits to become active which happens at a ratio of 1:2.
The example given in the question states that the Ro sububit can bind to 8 molecules of cAMP rather than the conventional 2.
This means that the activation of the Ro subunits is harder than the activation of R subunit because of the requirement of higher cAMP concentrations.
B is correct, full activity of PKA with Ro subunits needs a higher concentration of cAMP.
Because Ro binds to eight units of cAMP, the dynamic range of activity of PKA with Ro is going to be over a wider range of cAMP concentration.
I hope this answer helps.
The scatterplot indicates a statistical relationship which is between variable a and variable.
A statistical relationship exists if a change in one variable may result in a way of increase in another one. This systematic change it is not a must to be exact, but it is known to be approximately the same.
