Redi and Pasteur were both trying to disprove the hypothesis of spontaneous generation that stated that a living organism can emerge from inorganic matter or dead flesh. Therefore, it was essential for their research to completely seal their vials and prevent contamination with living things and spores from the environment in order to prove that living things do not emerge spontaneously.
Answer:
1. meosis
2. segregation
3. asexual
4. 23
Explanation:
1. MEosois is the making of me! (sexual reproduction)
2. its because of the way genes are divided into chromosomes, then into cells so they dont have too many or too little or deformed
3. sexual means babies and asexual means everything else
4. sperm and egg cells both make babies, and it takes 46 chromosomes. 23 in each
<span>Out of the following given choices;</span>
<span>A) </span>spur economic development in Africa
B) impede economic development in Africa
C) impede economic development in Europe
D) spur economic growth for those medical professionals
<span>The answer is B. Brain drain means a country is losing its professionals to the external market rather than working in the local market due to unfavorable local conditions. The country loses because it has few medical professionals to treat its people hence it carries a higher burden of diseased people. Additionally, to cater to this gap, it has to import these medical services which is more expensive than keeping local talent. </span>
Be calm. Explain the reasons the patient should stay. Ask them to please wait so nurse can check if there are discharge instructions. A lot of actions will be determined by what the diagnosis is. Don't be demanding, be understanding.
Answer is: yes, it is <span>possible to be </span>reinfected<span> with the norovirus.
</span>Noroviruses ( food poisoning) are cause of acute gastroenteritis - diarrhea and vomiting. People are infected with noroviruses when they eat or drink contaminated foods and liquors. <span>Once someone </span><span>caught </span>norovirus<span>, </span>they<span> are immune to the illness for around 14 weeks.</span>