<span>This isn't a cancer question, but I know a man had one and he pretty much died within minutes of it rupturing. I also know a woman, that didn't die after hers leaked and caused a stroke. Drs spent quite a while "chasing" it around, keeping it at bay until they found the source of the bleed. She's home now and doing well. So I can say it kills Suddenly</span>
The organelle that will be affected because of the poison is
the Ribosomes. It is because the nucleoli is the one responsible of making sub
units of the ribosomes and to assemble them together, if this is poisoned, the
ribosomes will likely be affected because of the poison.
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The answer is 50 percent.
Parent plant of genotype Rr will in meiosis produce haploid gametes which will carry either R allele or r allele. Since there are only two possibilities R or r, the probability that seed will get r gene is 1 of 2. This can be presented as 1/2, which is 50%.
<h3><u>Answer;</u></h3>
The permeability of the membrane
<h3><u>Explanation</u>;</h3>
- The fluidity and the permeability of cell membrane must be maintained within a certain range for the cell to function properly.
- The permeability of cell membrane depends on a number of factors, among them is the degree of saturation of fatty acids tails making up phospholipids.
- Phospholipid tails can be saturated or unsaturated. Saturated tails have no double bonds and as a result have straight, unkinked tails, while unsaturated tails have double bonds and, as a result, have crooked, kinked tails.
- Interactions between tails are maximized in the case of saturated tails, thus decreasing membrane fluidity and permeability, while unsaturated tails increases membrane fluidity.