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Baltic sea has brackish water because of the large amounts of runoff
Brackish water has more salinity than fresh water but less than that of seawater.
Because cells need insulin for glucose from the blood if they don’t have enough glucose it can build up in the blood and that causes the tiredness. Glucose is needed to create energy otherwise you would end up tired.
The basic building block of all minerals is the _____________. Select one: a. silicon tetrahedron b. silica tetrahedron c. silicone tetrahedron d. silicate tetrahedron
The right answer to this question is option b – silicate tetrahedron. It is the major constituent of the silica minerals. The structure of silica tetrahedron consists of one silica atom surrounded by four atoms of oxygen. It is found in all silica minerals and is very strong and stable combination that forms the structure of the minerals by sharing oxygen at its corner. Silicon has 14 electrons, of which two electron lies in the innermost cell, 8 lies in the next shell and the rest 4 are known as valence shell. Thus it interacts with oxygen to fill its valence shell as oxygen is a strong oxidizer. Each of oxygen’s in the tetrahedron shares one electron from the silicon atom in a covalent bond, so the resulting oxygen atom is an anion with one negative charge. Thus, four negative charges, SiO44– exists in a tetrahedron structure
Answer:humans interact with plastic toys
Explanation:
Humans are living and plastic toys r not
Answer:
1- Test tube with DNA sample is placed in machine
2- DNA sample is heated
3- DNA denatures
4- Taq polymerase initiates DNA synthesis
5- Double-stranded DNA is produced
Explanation:
The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a technique widely used in molecular biology laboratories in order to produce many copies of a specific DNA sample. Thermocyclers are machines designed for a cyclic temperature change of the PCR. First, an initial denaturation step where DNA sample is heated to separate the double-stranded DNA into two single strands. Subsequently, 20-40 PCR cycles are repeated to produce millions of copies of a specific DNA sequence. There are three steps in each PCR cycle: 1-Denaturation to 94–98 °C (DNA strands are separated), 2-Annealing to 50–67 °C (primers bind to each DNA strand on the opposite ends of the DNA strands to be copied) and 3-Extension to 75–80 °C (Taq polymerase initiates the synthesis of complementary DNA strands).
