Answer:
(C) maleness results from the minimal presence of one Y chromosome
Explanation:
Human males have one Y and one X chromosome as their sex chromosomes. However, the human males with Klinefelter (XXY) syndrome have two copies of X chromosome as the human males but also have one Y chromosome. Similarly, human females have two X chromosomes as sex chromosomes but the females with Turner (XO) syndrome have only one X chromosome and the females with poly-X (XXX, XXXX) have more than two X chromosomes.
This means that the Y chromosome regulates sex in human beings. If one copy of the functional Y chromosome is present in the cells, the fetus will develop into a male. The absence of a functional Y chromosome will make the fetus develop into a female.
Rosalind franklin used x-ray crystallography to determine that dna was double stranded
I think the best argument is that it is better not to tamper with nature in the process of ripening because ripening faster is just to get the fruit to market faster and make more money rather than provide food which is not genetically modified because mixing species is not natural and the effects on humans have not been proven yet of these types of foods.
The correct answers are:
A-Chemical energy is released.
D-Thermal energy is released.
<span>The hydrolysis of ATP to ADP releases heat which means that the thermal energy is released. But, ATP has a high level of chemical potential which can be used in many cellular processes. The chemical potential of one molecule can be used to raise the chemical potential of the other and release some heat as a byproduct (for example, the phosphorylation of glucose to become glucose-6-phosphate).</span>
