The double helix!!! They won the Nobel prize for this.
The answer is the following. Carbon atoms have properties that allow them to bond to hydrogen and other atoms in a variety of ways, allowing for a combination of molecular arrangements. Organic compounds such as fats, sugars and proteins are all essential for biological functions
Answer:
Observe the graphic for the answer
Explanation:
1.- The first channel from left to right is the pump that exports protons, as you can observe, there are plenty of protons in the outside part, so the cell need to balance the quantity, that is the reason to be of a pump.
2.- The channel in the middle is the responsible for moving calcium, the same as the protons, from the outside part to the inside of the cell.
3.- The lactose carrier, that is the last channel, since the lactose is a carbohydrate that is quite big, needs a protein as a carrier to move it from the outside part to the inside, actually, some carriers can modify it shape as we can observe in the drawing to get inside some substances.
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Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
Ethane will burn in oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water according to the following balanced equation:

<em>From the equation, it means that for every one mole of ethane, three and a half moles of oxygen gas are required for complete combustion into carbon dioxide and water. Two and three moles of carbon dioxide and water would be produced respectively for every one mole of ethane that burns in three and a half moles of oxygen gas. </em>
It is <u>true </u>that i<span>n operant conditioning, many complex behaviors are learned through shaping.
This means that you learn many new things through consequences that you experience. So, for example, when you're a kid, you are constantly being told not to touch a hot stove. But given that you are small and inquisitive, you still touch it and burn your hand. After that, you learn that touching something hot is going to hurt you, so you learn not to do it through a consequence.</span>