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The answer is Probability
Genetics experiments on the breeding of plants or animals are based on the laws of probability. They are based on the laws of segregation. Probability will determine what you are likely to get though.
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Answer:
The CTL has specific receptors that can recognize infected or damaged cells.
Explanation:
The cytotoxic T cells (CTL) is a type of white blood cells that specifically helps in destroying virus-infected cells (also damaged cells and cancer cells).
This type of cells has a special receptor called T-cells receptors (TCR) which ones recognize specific antigens (molecule that stimulate the immune systems because are “strange” to them). Virus inside a cell could bind to a special molecule called class I MHC, this molecule moves the virus to the surface of the cell where it can be recognized by a CD8+ specific antigen-receptor of the CTL.
Well, the domain humans belong to (when I did a little research) is that they are actually a Eukaryote. Therefore, I'd say C, Eukarya. I hope this helps! ~Mia
Answer:A. club
Explanation:
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms .they are feed on dead, decaying matter because they lack chloroplast. Most fungi are parasitic or symbiotic.
Fungi lacks root, stem and leaves. They however posses threadlike filaments called hyphae, which forms a larger mass called mycellium. Fungi reproduce asexually by spores. The classification of fungi are;
#zygomycetes, also called conjugation fungi .eg bread mold
#ascomycetes, also called sac fungi eg baker's yeast
#deuteromycota, also called imperfect fungi eg penicillium
#basidiomycetes .they are the commonly known mushrooms. They grow on wood and trees. Most of their species are edible. They are also called club fungi
The answer is <span>Gap Junction
Gap junction is a small gap between the cells that used to transmit signall to the cells. This gap will allow the heart muscle to be activated in unison. Coordinated contractions are important for heart muscle because it creates the force that needed to pump the blood.</span>
