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The main difference between plankton and nekton is that plankton are passive swimmers that are carried by the water currents whereas nekton are actively-swimming organisms that swim against the water currents.
Explanation:
An example of a scientific investigation design that uses independent variable and dependent variable in its design is a research that seek to find out the effect of two different fertilizers on the growth of a tuber crop (yam). The independent variable in this case is the type of fertilizer used while the dependent variable is the corresponding growth of the tuber crop. In a research set up, the independent variable is the variable that cause a change in the dependent variable.
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Novel proteins may cause allergic reactions. Moreover, protein may also suffer folding when they are introduced into the plant, thereby converting them in potential allergens.
Explanation:
Genome engineering techniques are those procedures used in molecular biology to design genetically modified organisms by altering their genomes.
All proteins have the potential to cause allergic reactions. For example, celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder caused by an allergic reaction to the proteins of cereals; however, only a small fraction of proteins is associated with autoimmune diseases. There are many methods to study the potential of protein allergens, the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) is currently the technique most widely used for this purpose by detecting antibody-antigen interactions (i.e., interactions between molecules of the immune system and antigen allergens).
The gravity of a black hole is so strong that not even light can escape. Even if a bright star is shining right next to a black hole, you cannot see the black hole. Instead of reflecting the light as other objects do, the black hole just swallows the starlight forever.
