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The answer would be –genesis and –gram.
Suffixes that have a Greek or Latin roots and that are used
to combine with other words or parts of words are not called suffixes, these
kind of affixes are called combining forms.
One combing form is –genesis.
As an independent medical term, this means the origin of
something in medicine. When a doctor talks about the genesis of a contagion, he
or she is speaking of the point of origin of a contagion.
-genesis used as a suffix, can indicate a particular process
or pathogen. Example is parthenogenesis.
One combining form is –gram.
As an independent medical term, gram indicated the metric
weight of an object as a unit of mass. If nurses talk about how much serving of
food, they are talking about it in grams.
-gram signifies something written down. Example is
pictogram.
A.
B is wrong since water is not soluble in lipids
transcription factors
According to sources, the most probable answer to this query is that a, b, and c stand for the different activities of transcription factors.Thank you for your question. Please don't hesitate to ask in Brainly your queries.
Firstly, bacteria are prokaryotes while protists are eukaryotes. In bacteria’s there is no nucleus, however in protists there is there is a nucleus with genetic material present.
