Answer: hostile expectation bias
Explanation:
Aggressor affect is basically YOUR behaviour is violent and you act hostile towards others
Victim effect is the fear of violence and always being anxious that someone is going to hurt you
Appetite effect is the desire to eat something due to hunger (obviously haha)
And hostile expectation bias is the expectation of violence towards you, for example you accidentally spill someone’s drink and you’d expect them to react violently.
Victim effect would also make sense, but it’s more the fear of violence rather than the anxiousness and expectation of violence. Either one could work, but I think D is the best answer choice.
DNA in prokaryotes frees in the cytoplasm, while in eukaryotes (like humans) DNA is in the nucleus.
Human DNA is found in the cells that make up your tissues and organs: nerve cells, liver cells (liver), skin cells ... They are extremely numerous, more than 50 000 billion and have very diversified functions! Most of our cells are microscopic (20 to 30 micrometers) and contain an even smaller nucleus structure.
Each nucleus contains the genetic material of the cell, the chromosomes.
Mitochondrial DNA can also be found in mitochondria, but mitochondria are much smaller than nuclear DNA.
With over half the U.S. population infected, most people are familiar with the pesky cold sore outbreaks caused by the herpes virus. The virus outsmarts the immune system by interfering with the process that normally allows immune cells to recognize and destroy foreign invaders.
I cant find anything about the what the role is for the immunologic system in the prevention and recuperation of herpes
so I dont know how much i helped
Answer:
1) Consumers, as they feed on either producers or meat
2) X, because organism X feeds on producers
3) Kinetic energy to potential energy
4) Destroyed and created
5) Light energy and heat energy are created by it
Explanation:
Answer:
Unlike a virus, a retrovirus inserts its genome into the host's genome. In this way, the retrovirus becomes part of your cells.