Answer:
B. The random movement of pollen granules suspended in water.
Explanation:
Brownian motion is the irregular movement of particles suspended in a liquid or a gas, and it is usually caused when there is a bombardment of the particles by the molecules in the liquid or gas.
The Brownian motion who was named after Robert Brown, first experimented the random movement of pollen grains in water; therefore the movement of pollen grains or granules suspended in water.
Deoxyribose I think. Because DNA literally means Deoxyribonucleic acid. While RNA stands for ribonucleic acid, which means it contains ribose. hope this helps in the future.
Answer:
Nucleus
Explanation:
B and C are just wrong and D is the powerhouse of the cell
The purpose of the nucleus is to store genetic info.
I found the whole exercise with the options for it. Here are the options:
"A. mobility and protection of the DNA molecule during mitosis.
B. prevention of ligase enzyme action during replication.
C. Both answers regarding DNA mobility, protection and regulation in mitosis and transcription are correct.
D. regulation and protection of the DNA during transcription.
E. ensuring that sister chromatids will be attached prior to replication."
Correct answer: C.
Both A. and D. are correct reasons for what is the value in packaging DNA in tighter forms of chromatin. By having a more compact DNA it is easier to move it and protect each bit of it as it is being processed during mitosis, going from one side to the other, separating sister chromatids, etc. Also, by compacting and releasing DNA it is easier to regulate and protect DNA as it is being expressed - the parts that are being transcripted are not packed while those that are not being transcripted are packed.
This most definetly false. Science thrives on evidence, and anything science based needs to proven through scientific means. And theories are constantly given evidence for or against.
In essence the key to science is to always keep and open mind. Any scientist who thinks differently is not a scientist.