<span>Cigarettes were not outlawed when the dangers were first noticed, because their lobby is very strong. Their industry is gaining lots of money by selling cigarettes, so they didn't want to stop producing them. Instead, they settle for reducing the nicotine and inventing new forms of cigarettes (the electrical ones for example).</span>
Answer:
The correct option is D.
Explanation: The options attached to this question are given below:
A) Bacteria from other animals replace those killed by the antibiotics.
B) The few surviving bacteria that are affected by the antibiotics develop immunity to the antibiotics, which they pass on to their progeny.
C) The antibiotics cause new mutations to occur in the surviving bacteria, which results in resistance to antibiotics.
D) The antibiotics kill susceptible bacteria, but the few that are naturally resistant live and reproduce, and their progeny repopulate the host animal.
E) The antibiotics persist in soil and water.
Antibiotics are sometimes used in animals to control infections. With time, the microbes that are been targeted with the antibiotics usually develop mutations, which makes the antibiotics to become ineffective, thus, the antibiotics will only be able to kill the susceptible microbes while the ones that have developed resistance will remain and give birth to young ones that are also resistant to antibiotics.
Glycogen is the repeating unit of alpha-glucose
Answer:
amino group, fatty acid carboxyl group and R group.
Explanation:
The three parts from which amino acid is formed are the amino group, carboxyle group and R group. These amino acids are the building block of proteins. There are certain foods which contain proteins such as meat and pulses etc. When these foods are eaten, the protein broken down into amino acid with the help of enzymes and absorbed by the cells for building of muscles and other substances in our body.