Answer:
a) The substrate 2 will be accumulated in the cells.
b) The enzyme E is mutated
Explanation:
a) The enzyme C has a mutation, the substrate 2 will not be turn into substrate 3 and this will cause to accumulation of 2.
b) when cells have 1,2,3 or 4 because of mutation of E non of these substrates cannot lead to 5. but ıf 5 gıven from the diet, the individuals can survive.
<span>One type of organisms known as sponges have collar cells that trap food and ingest it by ___ or by the enzymes of lysosomes. The word that would best complete the sentence is "phagocytosis". This is also most commonly known as the food-eating that is the process of engulfing food. </span>
Answer:
Due to no resistance.
Explanation:
Most mosquitoes perish when DDT chemical was sprayed the first time because these mosquitoes are vulnerable to the DDT chemical and there is no resistance present in their body against this chemical. DDT chemical is an insecticide which is used against insects or pests that causes damage to human, organisms and crops. DDT was first synthesized in 1874 by the Austrian chemist named Othmar Zeidler.
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A cross between two linked genes was done in coupling configuration and in repulsion. In coupling, the recombination frequency is greater than 1/16 and in repulsion, the recombination frequency is less than 1/16
If the cross between two linked genes is in coupling, then the recombination frequency is greater than 1/16 having the genotype aabb and phenotype ab.
If the cross between two linked genes is in repulsion, then the recombination frequency is less than 1/16 having the genotype aabb and phenotype ab.
Coupling is the gamete entered having genes from identical parents having same inheritance.
Repulsion is the gamete entered from different parents having separate inheritance.
Genes in coupling configuration on a homologous chromosome have two wild alleles and two mutant alleles on the other homologous chromosome.
Genes in repulsion configuration have a wild allele on one gene and the second gene on other homologous chromosome having a mutant allele.
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