A series of programmed changes encoded in dna, through which a fertilized egg divides into many cells that ultimately are transformed into an adult organism, is known as <u>development.</u>
A fertilized egg first divides into a mass of cells called the morula. After about 5 days of fertilization, it forms a hollow ball of cells called the blastocyst. The cells in the outer layer of the blastocyst develops into the placenta and the inner mass of cells forms the tissues of the embryo. Cells of the inner most layer differentiate into the ectoderm forming the skin and the brain, mesoderm forming the muscles, bone, heart, kidney and the endoderm forming the gut lining, liver and the pancreas. This is called the complete development of the fertilized egg into the fetus.
The answer is D. A boy’s heart rate increases when running. Why? First of all homeostasis is all about balance in one’s body. So you can’t immediately cross out answer choices: a, b , and e. Those don’t talk about keeping balance within someone or an organisms body. And you can also immediately eliminate answer choice C because that answer choice is talking about inheritance which coincides with genetics. Lastly the heart rate increase to cool the boy’s body temperature. It’s trying to reach the equilibrium of the body temperature since it’s no longer at balance since he started running. That’s why he starts to sweat (I know that it doesn’t mention that but you should kind of get that since he’s running). Swear cools down your body.
Vasodilation when you re hot(arterioles dilates so more blood flows through the surface of the skin,vasoconstriction vhen you re cold(arterioles constrict so less blood flows through the surface of the skin)
<h2>Answer</h2><h2>A. helical</h2><h2>
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Answer:
DNA polymerase
Explanation:
DNA polymerase enzyme catalyses the reaction of adding nucleotide to growing complementary daughter strand of DNA in the direction of 5' → 3' during elongation in the process of replication. This process requires energy which is taken from nucleotides with three phosphate groups in their backbone similar to ATP (adenine triphosphate)
DNA Replication is when DNA multiplies and make exact copies of itself as part of gene transfer.
