Yes she is completely correct
When evolving, microorganisms such as harmful bacteria may develop a resistance to antibiotics. This means that the disease the bacteria in question cause will be harder to treat. This is quite bad since bacteria can pass on traits to other bacteria without even multiplying.
The flu virus is also a good example. Generally, the virus itself mutates quite frequently. This means that with each mutation the virus has a potential to gain a genetic trait which may cause more severe flu symptoms or a resistance to drugs/the antibodies our bodies produced to counter-attack the type of flu virus it has previously encountered.
Plasmodium is an apicomplexan (previously called sporozoans) that cause malaria in humans. an apicomplexan is a protest that disseminates small infectious cells called sporozoites. and has organelles that are specialised for penetrating host cells and tissues. which are called apical complexes.
Answer:
5.12μg of DNA
Explanation:
PCR is a method use to amplify DNA. It often require primers ( short sequence) nucleotides, heat stable polymerase enzymes, and thermocycler.
DNA strands are double by every cycle of PCR and it denoted by the formula 2^n where n is the number of cycle.
starting with 5ng,
the amount after 10 cycles = 2¹⁰ × 5 ng = 5.12μg of DNA
