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Answer:
ATP provides energy coupling between exergonic and endergonic reactions.
Explanation:
- Adenosine triphosphate is an important molecule found in the cells and its role is to transport energy that is necessary for the cell or metabolic activities. These activities include muscle contraction and nerve impulse propagation.
- The ATP provides energy to both the energy consumption actions and energy-releasing reactions and thus needs a small amount of input of energy. The chemical bonds on breaking provide energy for cells to work.
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From the experiments that have been carried out, it is known that Mendel's theory of segregation can be proven even though the probability is true that the value is not 100%. By using the calculation of the Chi quare equation from the results of existing experiments, it has been found that the theory is compatible with the experiments.
Of all the possibilities of coin tosses in the second experiment, the result is that the probability of a coin not being equal to the "coin" is greater than the possibility of a coin equal to "coin". If we relate to Mendel's theory of cell segregation, then the possibility of random gene descent is correct, but this experiment is not necessarily appropriate because it is done with different observational objects, maybe in genetic genetic descent, there are other determinants that determine heredity genes.
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Explanation:
Since the offsprings all exhibited purple phenotypic characteristics, It shows that in the gene coding for colour in the flower of the pea plant, the allele for purple colour is dominant over the allele for white colour.
It further shows, according to the law segregation, that the gametes produced by the purple and white peas are dominant and recessive respectively. This Indicates that the parent purple-flowered pea is homozygous dominant (PP) while the parent white-flowered pea is homozygous recessive (pp), hence all the offsprings will be heterozygous dominant (Pp).
