C they are always found in homologous pairs
Answer:
1. because theyre transgender (i can explain)
2. in what manner??
Explanation:
transgender is when you feel some sort of dysphoria (google it if you don't know what i means) that is called gender dysphoria, which is what makes people feel the NEED to transition, though not everyone does. they don't identify with their body, in that in their mind they feel they are another gender but their body doesn't reflect that.
They basically do most of the work in the cells and are required for the structure, function, and regulation of the body's tissues and organs. (made up of thousands of smaller units called amino acids)
Answer:
Answer is B. Positive feedback regulation can generate an abrupt, all-or-none response in which the cell moves from ignoring a signal to responding to it very strongly.
Explanation:
Positive feedback can be described as an example of feedback, which is a natural mechanism that amplifies the action of a system.
It can be better be explained further, as a situation whereby the blood pressure decreases and the response of the body also makes or causes the blood pressure to decrease the more.
Other examples of a positive feedback also include blood clotting, ripening of fruits , uterus muscle contraction, resulting to the stretching of the uterus during pregnancy.
Q1. The answer is 53 chromosomes
Zebra has 44 diploid chromosomes (2n = 44). Zebra's gametes are haploid, so they will have 22 chromosomes (n = 22).
Donkey has 62 diploid chromosomes (2n = 62). Zebra's gametes are haploid, so they will have 31 chromosomes (n = 31).
After fusion of zebra's gamete (n = 22) and donkey's gamete (n = 31), the zonkey's zygote will have 22 + 31 = 53 chromosomes
Q2 and Q3. In the meiosis, the number of chromosomes is reduced by half. Since zonkey has 53 chromosomes, after meiosis it should have 53/2 chromosomes, which is not the whole number. This is the reason why they cannot produce normal gametes that will result, after the fusion, in the production of normal diploid zygote
