Answer:
There are 3 types of variables you need to know
Independent Variable — what you keep the same (during an experiment)
Dependent Variable — what you measure (during an experiment)
Control Variable — what you change (during an experiment)
Select all of the choices that are true regarding tides...
Spring tides occur when the gravitational pull of the sun and moon are in line with each other, while neap tides occur when the gravitational pull of the sun and moon are perpendicular to each other
Tides only occur in the ocean
Tidal forces are primarily caused by the moon's gravitational pull
Larger bodies of water have more noticeable tides
Tidal forces are caused by a combination of the gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun
Spring tides occur when the gravitational pull of the sun and moon are perpendicular to each other, while neap tides occur when the gravitational pull of the sun and moon are in line with each other
Answer:
a,b,c,e
Explanation:
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Why do the cells in all living things need energy?
to help them decompose
to fuel their chemical reactions
to communicate with other cells
so they can block sunlight
Answer:
I think is the second one
Answer:
to fuel their chemical reactions
When Clara's doctor taps her knee with the rubber hammer, her knee ______. Which portion of the spinal cord is responsible for this movement?
Brainly notice: Don't use such phrases here, not cool! It hurts our feelings :(
Answer:
b. Grey matter
Explanation: is correct
Answer:
The answer is letter B.
Explanation:
Gray Matter
The presence of which type of intercellular connections between endothelial cells of brain capillaries results in the blood–brain barrier?.
6. What are convection currents?
How does glucose enter the cell.
Look at the diagram Which structure holds the original code from the DNA gene?
Answer:
The answer is 4/D)4. Don't expect me to get scientific in this, I'm using brainly and coursehero after all. Sorry for being a year late, hopefully it took you a year to finish the test. . .
Explanation:
K12/Keystone
true or false. sequence read 2 is identical to the reference genome.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
A reference provides a haploid mosaic of different DNA sequences from each donor.
Sưa Sống ở đâu cách di chuyển cấu tạo tao dinh dưỡng bằng gì
Explanation:
Sưa Sống ở đâu cách di chuyển cấu tạo tao dinh dưỡng bằng gì
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Is the circled karyotype a male or female?
female
male
Answer: A normal female karyotype is written 46, XX, and a normal male karyotype is written 46, XY.
Explanation:
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Which describes a promoter?
a. the first part of an operon that regulates where, when, and to what level a gene is
expressed
b. the part of an operon that, if attached by a repressor protein, suppresses the
expression of a gene
c. a cluster of genes that are expressed or repressed as a group
d.an enzyme that helps DNA unzip prior to transcription
Answer: A
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Answer:
a :)
Explanation:
Which type of inheritance is described here?
A gene on chromosome 2 in mice can cause males to lose their hair earlier than females.
Answer:Mice can be male without Y chromosome ... Ward’s work is “a lovely example of how you can lose even a really important gene,” she says. ... don’t have Eif2s3y genes on their Y chromosomes.
Explanation:
Which pathogen poses the greatest risk to a researcher handling non-human primates if they are exposed and infected with the infectious agent:
Answer:
Cercopithecine Herpes virus-1 (B-virus)
Explanation:
Cercopithecine Herpes virus-1 (B-virus) pathogen poses the greatest risk to a researcher handling non-human primates if they are exposed and infected with the infectious agent.
What are pathogen ?pathogens are the biological agent that can cause a disease in another organism upon infecting and causes infectious diseases. ‘Pathogen’ is a or disease-causing organisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoans and worms.
There are different types of pathogens such as Class 1 pathogen in which the species is not associated with infectious disease. Class 2 are the pathogen species cause disease in humans but not serious and the the preventive methods, treatments are available.
Class 3 pathogens include the species cause serious diseases in humans, but necessary prophylaxis and treatment are available; Class 4 pathogens include the species cause serious human disease and disseminate in the human population with no adequate prophylaxis or therapy exists.
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Where is most of the water on Earth found?
Answer:
in the oceans
Explanation:
Over 97 percent of the earth's water is found in the oceans as salt water. Two percent of the earth's water is stored as fresh water in glaciers, ice caps, and snowy mountain ranges. That leaves only one percent of the earth's water available to us for our daily water supply needs.
Question 1 of 5
How do stories differ from scientific explanations?
A. Stories avoid presenting bias.
B. Stories are based on evidence.
C. Stories are based on imagination.
D. Stories are always negative.
SUBMIT
Beaches are monitored to protect public health. Waterborne pathogens can cause illnesses. Which of the following ways can pathogens enter coastal waters?
Leaking sewer pipes and untreated wastewater
Precipitation through the water cycle
The changing of low tide to high tide
Through the interactions of marine organisms and plants
Waterborne pathogens can enter coastal waters via leaking sewer pipes and untreated wastewater.
Sewage and untreated wastewaters are filled with microbes some of which are capable of causing diseases to humans and livestock if given the opportunity. Hence, the seeping of these waters into coastal water is a risk to humans who might want to swim or make use of coastal waters.
Precipitation, changing of tides and the interactions of marine organisms and plants will ordinarily not form pathways through which pathogens can gain access to coastal waters.
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Give an example of an attitude which you have observed between people in different levels of society.
Explanation:
I have been seen a person who always want eat a food that I have never heard it before when I am born. he cherish it Soo much
What type of cell is shown above?
A.
prokaryotic
B.
plant
C.
eukaryotic
D.
animal
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The awnser is A ___________
Sofia’s favorite meal is breakfast, and she is careful to include healthy components along with her favorite foods. She knows breakfast helps to keep her energy levels up until lunch. Sophia's digestive system helps her body get energy from food. How do the nutrients from food get to the body's cells? A. The nutrients are distributed by the digestive system to the parts of the body that need them. B. The nutrients are picked up and transported around the body by blood from the circulatory system. C. The nutrients are absorbed directly into the cells that need them. D. The circulatory system brings nutrients to the digestive system to be processed for the cells.
Answer: c
Explanation:because it needs cells I think…
The nutrients from the food get to the cells of the body by the action of two organ systems i.e. the digestive system and the circulatory system.
What is the role of the digestive system?The digestive system may be defined as a type of organ system that significantly deals with the breakdown of food substances into simpler components that can easily be consumed by the body.
According to the context of the question, the food that we eat reaches the stomach through the esophagus where multiple enzymes perform their roles. After the stomach, the food may be passed to the small intestine which is absorbed here and then the nutrients assimilate in the blood.
Through the blood, the nutrient can be transported around the body by blood from the circulatory system. Thus, the correct option for this question is B.
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why did active transport need energy?&where it get it from?
Answer:
Active transport needs energy because it is not a passive process.The molecules has to go against the concentration gradient.Hence, it requires energy to be carried out by the carrier proteins.
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Match each brachial spinal nerve with the correct label.
Answer:
yes those are the correct answers labeled.
Explanation: post protected
Choose one of the food chains
shown within the food web in Figure 4-3. Write
a paragraph describing the feeding relation-
ships among the organisms in the food chain.
Answer:
I can't see the figure so sorry I can't answer
why would you not use green light and white light if you wanted to determine the dependence of specific color wavelengths on the rate of photosynthesis?
Given our understanding of the situation, we can confirm that the use of green or white light would not be ideal for the experiment at hand because it will not yield any useful information.
In this experiment, we wish to determine the dependence of specific color wavelengths on the rate of photosynthesis. The use of white light for this experiment will defeat the purpose, given that white is the naturally occurring color of light and the available data on this is vast.
Furthermore, we would not use green colored light because it will not be effective. The effectiveness of the color of light that we decide to use will be based on the absorption rate of the light at a cellular level. Green light is known to not be well absorbed by the chlorophyll of plants and therefore will not be useful.
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Where does the chemical energy to produce ATP come from?
The use of chemicals fro the environment to make sugars
The conversion of ATP to ADP
The breakdown of carbon-based molecules into smaller molecules
The addition of a phosphate group to ATP
What are the four functions of lipids
Answer:
Store Energy – When we take in more energy than we need, the body stores it as adipose tissue (fatty tissue, which we call fat).
Regulate and Signal – Lipids regulate the temperature of your body, keeping it steady, not too hot, and not too cold.
Insulate and Protect – Our bodies are padded with fat, protecting us from everyday friction.
Aid Digestion and Increase Bioavailability – When food breaks down in the gut, fat is released and combines with fat-soluble nutrients
Explanation:
What features distinguish annelids from roundworms?
Answer:
Annelids have a well developed mesoderm while round worms lack a mesoderm.
Annelids are segmented worms whereas round worms are not segmented.
Annelids have a true coelom while round worms have a pseudo coelom.
1. Transcription happens in the _______ and translation happens at the _________.
a. mitochondria, chloroplasts
b. chloroplasts, mitochondria
c. nucleus, ribosome
d. ribosome, nucleus
2. Proteins are long chains of _________ assembled by _____ bringing them to the ribosomes.
a. nucleotides, mRNA
b. mRNA, nucleotides
c. amino acids, tRNA
d. tRNA, amino acids
3. What are three amino bases on the mRNA strand that codes for a specific amino acid is? What is the complementary bases on a tRNA molecule called?
a. Genetic code, DNA
b. DNA, RNA
c. Codon, anticodon
d. bird, dog
Answer:
1. C
2. C
3. C
Explanation:
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Answer:
yes
Explanation:
What way does ribosomes mobe.
Plant cells like ____ hair cells have a long projection to increase the surface area for absorption of water
Answer:
root hairs
Explanation: