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What part of the cell is the most common threat to a host organism caused by invading virus

KiRa [710]

This either attaches the virus to the host cell or dissolves the membrane letting the virus into the host cell. The viral enzymes(enzymes are again chemical compounds) multiply the viral dna copies and viral protiens. These are new viruses. These new viruses breakout of the cell to infect other cells.

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3 years ago

Determine the phenotypic ratios of the offspring. 9 yellow-inflated : 3 yellow-constricted : 3 green-inflated: 1 green-constrict

skad [1K]

From a cross between dihybrid individuals, whose diallelic genes code for one trait each, expressing complete dominance, the phenotypic ratio is B) 9 green-inflated : 3 green-constricted : 3 yellow-inflated :1 yellow-constricted.

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Since I do not have the cross, I will assume the cross involves two dihybrid individuals by looking at the options.

So, let us picture the situation,

Two diallelic genes code for one trait each, color and inflated/constricted pods.
G allele is the dominant and codes for green pods
g allele is recessive and codes for yellow pods
I is the dominant allele and codes for inflated pods
i is recessive and codes for constricted pods
These genes are not linked

1st Cross) Two h0m0zyg0us individuals

Parental) GGII x ggii

F1) 100% GgIi

2nd Cross) Selfcross between F1 individuals

Parentals) GgIi x GgIi

Gametes) GI, Gi, gI, gi

GI, Gi, gI, gi

Punnett square) GI Gi gI gi

GI GGII GGIi GgII GgIi

Gi GGIi GGii GgIi Ggii

gI GgII GgIi ggII ggIi

gi GgIi Ggii ggIi ggii

F2) Genotype

1/16 GGII
2/16 GGIi
1/16 GGii
2/16 GgII
4/16 GgIi
2/16 Ggii
1/16 ggII
2/16 ggIi
1/16 ggii

Phenotype

9/16 G-I- ⇒ Green and Inflated
3/16 G-ii ⇒ Green and constricted
3/16 ggI- ⇒ Yellow and inflated
1/16 ggii ⇒ Yellow and constricted

Phenotypic ratio 9:3:3:1

Options

A) 9 yellow-inflated : 3 yellow-constricted : 3 green-inflated: 1 green-constricted ⇒ NOT CORRECT

B) 9 green-inflated : 3 green-constricted : 3 yellow-inflated : 1 yellow-constricted ⇒ CORRECT

C) 9 green-constricted : 3 green-inflated : 3 yellow-constricted : 1 yellow-inflated ⇒ NOT CORRECT

D) 9 yellow-constricted : 3 yellow-inflated : 3 green-constricted : 1 green-inflated ⇒ NOT CORRECT

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Why is it difficult to classify protists? Select three options.

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Which statements describe the impact of the use of

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Answer:

It improves the growth of crops.
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Explanation:

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