Answer:
Following are the four combinations of active or inactive regulatory proteins that could be present anytime in the cell:
Active repressor , Active activator.
Active repressor, Inactive activator.
Inactive repressor, Active activator.
Inactive repressor, Inactive activator.
Explanation:
Use the attached diagram for
explanations on the four combinations of active or inactive regulatory proteins in cells.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
there are complex feeding mechanisms at work to protect the other species in the food web
When a cell is not dividing it is in a phase called interphase.
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Answer:
C. Receptors and Synaptic vesicle
Explanation:
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The biological macro molecule is CARBOHYDRATE.
Carbohydrates are made up of just three elements, which are carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, all joined together in a ringed structure. The number of carbon a carbohydrate has determined the class of carbohydrate under which it is grouped. The particular one we are given in this question has five carbon, so it is a pentose sugar.
Carbohydrate are the major source of energy in the living cells.
