Just like humans and other animals, pathogenic bacterias also has the capability to evolve.
These pathogens usually come to life as soon as they enter a host. When you use antibiotics, the majority of them will die, but several of them could survive.
When these survivals replicate, it will creates more bacterias that has higher immune towards antibiotics compared to normal bacteria
Answer:
protein capsid
Explanation:
virus is a disease causing agent containing a protein capsid which is made up of protein called Capsomere. The capsid contain the genetic information or material of virus.
Virus which do not contain envelop is called naked virus.
the uses of capside are to protect the genetic material, transfer the genome and interaction with host cell.
Answer:
carbon dioxide is released during leaf respiration (intake of oxygen), but it is quickly reabsorbed during photosynthesis.
Explanation:
The answer is (B) Edward's Syndrome, Down Syndrome, Klinefelter's Syndrome.
These syndromes are caused when there is an extra copy of chromosomes present in the cells.
In Edward's syndrome, there is an extra copy of the chromosome 18.
In Down's syndrome, there is an extra copy of chromosome 21.
In Klinefelter's syndrome, there is an extra copy of X chromosome.
Answer:
25%
Explanation:
<u>Genotypes and phenotypes:</u>
- SS = straight hair
- CC= curly hair
- SC = wavy hair
- AA or A0= type A blood
- BB or B0= type B blood
- AB = type AB blood
- 00 = type 0 blood
A man with straight hair and A blood has the genotype SS AA or SS A0.
A woman with wavy hair and B blood has the genotype SC BB or SC B0.
Their first child has straight hair and O blood: SS 00
Because the child has type 0 blood, both parents must have a 0 allele, so their genotypes are SS A0 and SC B0.
<u>If their second child is a boy with straight hair, what is the probability that he has A blood?</u>
The hair and blood type genes are independent, so the hair phenotype of the child is irrelevant to determine the probability of him having A blood.
The parental cross for blood type is A0 x B0.
If you do a Punnett Square, you'll get the following offspring:
25% AB, 25% B0, 25% A0 and 25% 00.
The answer is the child has a probability of 25% of having A blood.
