A three banded isoenzyme pattern with a 1:2:1 intensity ratio indicates a <u>dimeric</u> protein.
- Isozyme is a multimeric forms of enzyme having similar specificity of the substrate but differences in kinetics and molecular weights of the enzymes.
- The banding patterns of isozyme observed from electrophoresis is related to the genetic conditions in which different combination of polypeptide chains exhibited under the mendelian principles.
- Hence with the intensity of 1:2:1 ratio, three banded phenotypes are formed having two homomeric and one heteromeric form from the dimeric protein in both multiple alleles at single loci and multiple /single allele at multiple loci.
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1. operon is not transcribe• b.) lac operon: lactose absent• e.) trp operon: tryptophan present2. operon is transcribed, but not sped up by the positive control• a.) trp operon: tryphophan absent• d.) lac operon: lactose present, glucose present3. operon is transcribed quicklu through positive control• c.) lac operon: lactose present, glocuse absent
to classify it as a protostome, zoologist must see for the mouth development in the embryo.
Explanation:
The protostome are the animals which are unique to their three germ layer in embryonic development, with the bilateral symmetry as they have the ability to fly with other protostome developments.
the one characteristic feature to distinguish them as the protostome, mouth part development is to be sought as the mouth develops but not the anus in the embryo. the mouth parts serves unique to the group and their feeding structures.
The result which would be seen from a properly prepared negative control is nothing.
<h3>What is a Negative control?</h3>
This type of control is used to test and ensure that in the absence of the antigen we do not still get a positive reaction.
Since proper aseptic technique was practised and there was no swabbing of the surface then there would be nothing seen in the properly prepared negative control.
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