You might have to be more specific. All of the following structures except what?
Answer: half the offspring will be male andvonly males will have white eyes
Explanation:
White eyed female XrXr
red eyed male XRY
crosses XrXR, XrY
half the offspring, the males, will have white eyes
Answer: skeletal system
Explanation: osteoarthritis affects the cartilages of Bones.cartilages is a flexible connective tissue ,in a joint that covers the surface of the bones in the joint.it also cushions the bones from impact.
During osteoarthritis,the cartilages wears out and causes the bones in the joint to rub against each other causing swollen joints, painful joints and stiffness of joints
It occurs in joints of the knees,hips,fingers and toes.
your answer is Nonpoint source pollution because this occurs due to a spreading of contaminants into a larger area and the actual source of the pollution can not be defined.
some examples are air, water and soil pollution. Mainly from vehicles the air is being polluted and we can not trace it.
same happens in case of water and soil many hospitals, factories, labs and even homes discard some pollutants and we can't find a single source.
if the source is only single place like a particular hospital or handicraft factory than we can call it as a point source pollution.
The product of the lac z gene is an enzyme, this enzyme do in the bacterial cell that enzyme is known as β-galactosidase, that's an important a part of the metabolism of lactose.
<h3>What are lactose restriction enzyme ?</h3>
When a restriction enzyme along with BamHI is used to reduce the plasmid, it might reduce the circle at one place. The reduce could open up the circle withinside the LacZ gene. This is due to the fact gene cloners have located a bit of DNA that has many limit enzyme reducing in the LacZ gene.
It cleaves (separates) a disaccharide lactose molecule into a ways greater digestible glucose and galactose lacZ encodes β-galactosidase (LacZ), an intracellular enzyme that cleaves the disaccharide lactose into glucose and galactose.
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