Answer:
C and D
Ocean acidity was greater in 2010 than in 2000.
Heart disease is the major cause of death in the United States.
Explanation:
just took the question and those are the only two that are correct.
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Question : A child with restricted tongue movement may have a surgery that involves the cutting of the ________.
Answer: <span>palatine tonsils
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Answer:
D) elastic cartilage
Explanation:
Cartilage is a connective tissue which is fibrous in composition which provides its physical properties like the softness, elasticity and strength.
There are three types of cartilages- the elastic, hyaline and the fibrocartilage. Among these three the cartilage which forms the external ear is the elastic cartilage. The elastic cartilage is composed of the elastin protein, type II collagen and the elastic fibres. The presence of the elastin proteins and fibres allows the ear to be an elastic organ.
Thus, Option-D is the correct answer.
Answer:D.D.) Suspend the cells in liquid agar culture and monitor which culture continues to grow.
Explanation
Options A-C are correct except D.
→Increase in Telomere length is indicative of abnormal growth, cancer cells can reactive telomerase to increase cell's length.
→Once a monolayer is reached; this a stage of a complete normal cell division , a cell that goes beyond this stage must be mutated. assuming all other factors are constant .
Uncontrolled cell division is an indication of virulent growth in mutated cells.
<u>Cancer cell requires a ,medium of living host to thrive, alga medium will not support growth for carcinoma cells -the correct answer. </u>
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:Imagine that you are a graduate student working in a cancer lab. You accidentally mix unlabeled tubes of carcinoma cells with tubes of normal epithelial cells. Which of the following is NOT a possible strategy to allow you to distinguish which tubes contain carcinoma cells?
A.)Monitor telomere length over time during multiple cell divisions.
B.) Plate the cells in culture and look for the culture that stops dividing once a monolayer is reached.
C.) Monitor the rate of cell division.
D.) Suspend the cells in liquid agar culture and monitor which culture continues to grow.
