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Unlike a lytic infection, a lysogenic infection

Usimov [2.4K]

<span>Unlike a lytic infection, a lysogenic infection requires a virus to insert its nucleic acid into a host cell’s DNA. The answer is letter A. Once it is inserted, the normal DNA replicates along with the host DNA. The normal DNA will become inactive and thus permitting the host DNA to continue it normal process.</span>

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3 years ago

Franco participated in an experience sampling study of emotional experience. The participants in the study ranged in age from 18

dalvyx [7]

Answer: B. The middle-aged group (35 to 55)

Explanation: Due to the description given in the context about Franco's behavior and handling of different emotional effects., it could be inferred that Franco belongs to the middle-aged grouo(35 - 55) who are affected or impacted by negative evaluation or comment but not as positive evaluation. Within the middle-aged group, negative evaluation do not last long as do positive evaluation. Younger group (18 - 25) dwell more on negative evaluation or Comment than those in the middle or older age group. As people grow, they show increasing tendency to ward off negative emotions faster.

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3 years ago

What did the South African election of Nelson Mandela give other countries in Africa?

kotykmax [81]

b. a hope that democracy would spread.

Explanation:

Nelson Mandela is probably the most recognizable person from Africa and one of the most influential people from this continent. He was a human rights fighter and his main goal was that South Africa and later the rest of Africa gets rid off the European rule, democracy is established, everyone to have the same rights and opportunities.

This was a partial success. Mandela became a president of South Africa and the situation quickly changed in the country. The Africans were ruling their own country in their own way and that was seen as a great achievement. On the other hand, numerous groups emerged and were allowed to exist which were openly spreading hatred and were attacking and murdering the white people in the country. One of the people involved in this was actually Nelson Mandela's wife which was actually responsible for burning people alive. It was not democracy by no means, instead it seemed that the cards have just switched.

Lot of African countries saw this as an opportunity to become democratic and rule themselves. Pretty much all of the African countries indeed started to rule themselves, and Africa became truly African. The problem was that in most of those countries there was not a democracy. The white people were attacked. Their properties taken without compensation. They were forced to live the countries, and many were even murdered. A good example is Zimbabwe.

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3 years ago

Which of the following statements about federal student loans is TRUE?

Lelechka [254]

The statements about the federal louns is actully is really true

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3 years ago

Identify and explain four types of risky behaviour amongst teenagers by means of an example.

tiny-mole [99]

Types of risky behaviours amongst teenagers are

1. Dangerously physical activity

2. The overuse of the drug

3. Forcinacation

4. Unhealthy diet

5. Alcohol and tobacco overused

6. Less physical exercising

<h3>Further explanation </h3>

1. The physical activity that can end up in injured

Adolescence is known to be emotionally unstable. They tend to be very competitive among their peers. They are curious about every new thing. They learn what most adults do - and they capable of doing adult stuff physically, such as driving a car or motorcycle. Therefore the driving activity can go too far by overspeeding and end up injured the person.

2. The overuse of the drug

Adolescence very considers their peer appreciation and acceptance. The influence of their peers affects their decision. They will learn to use it if their peers learn to use a drug. And they will end up as a drug user.

3. Forcinacation

The transition era from kids to adult made teenager learn about reproduction activity. This curiosity can happen, and the risk is early pregnancy or sexual diseases transmission.

4. Unhealthy diet

Teenager starts to buy their food independently. Unfortunately, most of them prefer a meal that categorized as junk food. It made them have terrible health and nutrition.

5. Alcohol and tobacco overused

The influence of peers and also their curiosity about consuming alcohol and tobacco affect them up in excessive drinking and smoking. The parties that regularly happen after school affects the frequency of drinking and smoking.

6. Less physical exercise

The development of gadget and product from the mobile phone made teenager tend to stay in front of the screen much longer. It made them less exercising and can end them up in obesity or bad habit.

<h3>Learn More</h3>

Healthy habit : brainly.com/question/2536045

Teenager problem : brainly.com/question/1555066

<h3>Core curriculum category </h3>

Grade : High School 12

Subject : Health

Sub Chapter : Teenager risky behaviours

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3 years ago

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