The capital S is dominate genes, the lower case s is recessive genes. From here you should get your answer!
Explanation:
The phase of Prophase I of meiosis is very long and divided into 5 subphases: Leptotene, Zygote, Pachytene, Diplotene, and Diakinesis. During a phase of the Diplotene, the degree of condensation is high, which allows individualizing the sister- chromatids that remain attached by the cohesins. The synaptonemal complex disintegrates, and from the centromeres begins a repulsion between homologous chromosomes, which remain associated only with the places where they occur as permutations.
These sites are called chiasmas (Greek, crossed) because they show the crossover of homologous chromatids. Chiasmas represent the cytological finding of the occurrence of permutation. The presence of at least one bivalent chiasm is essential to ensure the correct segregation of the homologous chromosomes in anaphase I.
Answer:
Application Dose limits
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Effective dose (whole body), Hp (10) 50 mSv per year (or 1mSv per week)
20 mSv per year (or 0.4 mSv per week) averaged over
defined periods of five years
Annual equivalent dose to lens of the eye, Hp (3) 150 mSv
Annual equivalent dose to the skin, Hp (0.07) 500 mSv
Annual equivalent dose to hands and feet 500 mSv
Explanation:
Our body and cells get oxygen from the air we breath in. Unfortunately, the air we breath in consists of about 20% oxygen and 79% nitrogen. As there are not any multiple choice answers, one would logically assume that he would need to increase his oxygen intake. So on logic alone he would need to breath more or deeper longer breaths that allow for more intake.
I cannot imagine anyone running a 5K would carry around a portable oxygen tank, however, this would allow for extra oxygen intake as an oxygen tank is straight oxygen and as I stated before...when we breath the air from around us it only contains about 20% oxygen.
There is also Cellular respiration now that I think about it. Perhaps by the intake of food and the effective breathing would allow for him to increase his oxygen intake. When you exhale your lungs release the carbon-dioxide that is produced from the oxygen in your blood that breaks down sugars.
Reference to wiki-pedia: <span>Cellular respiration is a set of metabolic reactions and processes that take place in the cells of organisms to convert biochemical energy from nutrients into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), and then release waste products. (I am unsure how to add photos, so you will need to see it on the site.)</span>
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<span>Best of luck to you on this one. I am a medical student at college level, however, this refers to a man running a 5K. If it were a patient they would be placed on oxygen first and foremost as the main and effective way of increasing there oxygen intake and set with a schedule for food. Hopefully some of this could be of use to you.</span>
The VirC protein binds to the overdrive sequence at the right border of T-DNA to ensure that the nick occurs at there before the left border.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The group that completes the nopaline-type Ti plasmid pTiC58 are the two proteins named VirC1 and VirC2. The structure of these two differs in such a way that the protein VirC1 is made up of 231 amino acids and there 202 amino acids that make up the VirC2 protein.
The regulatory process of genes and the structure of proteins are similar for the octopine- and nopaline-type Ti plasmid virC genes. For the determination and for ensuring the occurrence of nick the VirC protein helps in binding for overriding the sequence which is at the T-DNA's right border.