Multi cellular colonies of plant cells adhere to each other primarily by cell walls, whereas multi cellular colonies of animal cells are typically held together by proteins
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The organisms that contains more than single single are called as multi cellular organisms. They are just opposite to the uni cellular organisms. When many identical organisms groups to form together it is called as colonies.
It will be difficult in removing any organisms that forms colonies with the multi cellular organisms.The multi cellular organism of the cells in the plants are bonded to each other with the help of the cells walls. In animal cells these are bounded together with the help of the proteins.
Interphase preps the cell for mitosis; telophase, prophase, and anaphase are all parts of mitosis
Answer:Enzymes ensure that the reaction continues without inhibition even if conditions such as temperature and pH are changed. The products of the reaction are released from the active sites of the enzyme, allowing other substrate molecules to bind with the sites.
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The correct order is
E. Adsorption
B. Penetration
D. Synthesis
A. Assembly
C. Lysis
Explanation:
Virus can have two reproduction cycle that is lytic and lysogenic. In the lytic cycle first step is virus adsorption or attachment on the host cell surface. The second step is penetration in which the virus penetrated the host cell and injects its genetic material in the host cell.
The third step is synthesis, in this stage, the viral genome gets incorporated and produces viral proteins required for capsid formation. The fourth step is assembly in which viral protein assembled around viral nucleic and form new viruses.
The final step is lysis where the new viruses lyse the host cell to come out of the host cell and infect other cells.
The answer is A.) 0.1 kg. If a Zebra, intakes 10 kg of grass in one day and then, a lion hunts and devours the zebra, the lion will be able to absorb 0.1 kg of the energy contained originally in the grass, consumed by the zebra.