The four main stages of Interphase are Gap 0, Gap 1, S phase and Gap 2. Interphase appears to be a resting stage in cell divisions but actually many activities or processes happens at this phase. Interphase generally lasts at least 12 to 24 hours in mammalian tissue.
Answer:
The correct answer is D. How closely related the two species are to each other
Explanation:
Genome maps of every individual is unique. Genome map is the order of sequence of nucleotide which is present in an organism. Comparison of genome map allow the scientist to know how much closely related two organisms are.
The map of two individuals of the same species is almost the same. Similarly, the two same species have a more similar genome map than two distantly related species because they share most recent common ancestor.
For example, humans and chimpanzees are more similar than other apes so 96% of the genome are identical between them. So the right answer is D.
That's true because the basic functions of a multi-cellular plant occur in the cell and like any other cell, unicellular alga are also cells thus basic functions such as respiration, excretion, growth occur in both multicellular organisms as well as unicellular organisms
Acylhomoserine lactones used in quorum sensing regulate their own synthesis by an autoinduction system.
- Numerous bacteria use acyl homoserine lactones (acyl-HSLs), significant intercellular signaling molecules, to track the density of their population for quorum-sensing control of gene expression. The LuxI family of proteins produces the signals in question.
- A lot of proteobacteria use quorum-sensing signals from acyl-homoserine lactones.
- Cells create a baseline amount of signal at low population densities, and when enough signal has accumulated in the environment, it binds to its receptor and activates quorum-sensing-dependent genes.
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Diffusion has a major part in this. It has proteins embedded in it that allow molecules to diffuse in and out of the cell up and down its concentration gradient.
