Asexual reproduction is when an organism can reproduce without having sex. Their cells can split into two creating a copy of itself. An example of this would be plants that are able to produce seeds without fertilization.
Molly's kidney will adapt to this sodium meal by increasing the sodium content of the urine and later decreasing the amount of pure water in the urine. Its accomplished through the hormone aldosterone. as dietary sodium level increases, the secretion of aldosterone decreases resulting in an increase loss of sodium from body and decreases loss of pure water.
Answer:
<u>Part A</u> : 70 secondary oocytes will be formed.
<u>Part B</u> : 70 first polar bodies will be formed.
<u>Part C</u> : 70 ootids will be formed.
Explanation:
During oogenesis growth maturation of a single oogonium produces one primary oogonium.
the primary oogonium then undergoes meiosis -1 and produces one secondary oocyte and first polar body.
The secondary oocyte then undergoes meiosis - 2 and forms an ootid and second polar body.
The ootid then differentiates into the ovum.
As in the above scenario , 70 primary oocytes are present , they undergo meiosis-1 and produces 70 secondary oocytes and 70 first polar bodies. Hence answers of part A and B is 70.
As 70 secondary oocytes are formed , they undergo meiosis -2 and forms 70 ootids which then differentiate in 70 ovums.
The answer is A. populations, communities, and ecosystems
Answer :Erwin Chargaff a Biochemist
Explanation:
He formulated the base paring of double helix of DNA. He reasoned that since the percentage of four DNA bases are of this proportions in human;
Adenine=30.9% and Thymine =29.4%;
Guanine=19.9% and Cytosine =19.8%
Then, the amount of adenine will always be equal to thymine,
And the amount of Guanine equals to cytosine based on this percentages of distribution.
(Adenine and Guanine are large, molecule of Purines, while thymine and Cytosine are Pyrimidine)
He concluded (although scientist believed, he did not explicitly stated this) that this should be the base paring patterns in DNA molecule. This is the first Chargaff Rule.
His second rule is that the DNA composition, in the relative amount of the four bases Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine and Guanine varies in proportion from one organisms to another. And this is the basis of molecular diversity.
