Symbiotic association means one of the organisms, called endosymbiont, is present inside the cells of its host. The most typical examples are endosymbiosis theory of mitochondria and chloroplasts which, according to some theories, are cellular organelles of bacterial origin.
But these theories are still discussed because there are in fact arguments that support endosymbiosis theory and also arguments that disapprove it.
Here are the answer for the exercise explaining the endosymbiosis
A ==> oxygen-using procaryote (before being a mitochondrion)
B ==> mitochondrion
C ==> Nucleus
D ==> endoplasmic reticulum
E ==> Host cell: ancestor of all eucaryotes
F ==> photosynthetic procaryote (before being a chloroplast)
G ==> chloroplast
H ==> Host cell: Ancestor for photosynthetic eucaryotes
Plants would be the only option, they have no legs so they can't move. They are producers and make its own food and unable to move around its environment.
Answer:
Two newly synthesized DNA strands in each cell.
Explanation:
The daughter cells (products of cell division), in mitosis are identical to the parent cell. Mitosis produces two cells that are genetically the same containing the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell and also as each other.
Mitosis is the type of cell division that somatic or body cells undergo and its main purpose is for growth and repair.
you should
a. tie it back before performing lab work.
Using a Bunsen burner can cause your hair to loosen and ignite. Bring only your essentials to the lab. This means that all personal belongings such as bags and jackets should be kept outside. Long hair and loose clothing that can get caught in glassware or pose a danger in the laboratory should be withdrawn.
Wear proper clothing when working in the laboratory. Long hair, hanging jewels, loose clothing, and baggy clothing are dangerous in the laboratory. Long hair should be tied at the back. You need to secure the removed jewelery (if it's hanging long) and loose clothing. Shoes should completely cover your feet.
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