Always convert first to kg
So 580 g is 0.58 kg
Now it depends on which planet you are on, to what gravity the planet has. Lets go with Earth so 10N
0.58 x 10= 5.8
Ans) 5.8 N/kg
Each nucleotide triplet (or 3 bases at a time) in mRNA that specifies a particular
amino acid is called a.....
A.mutagen
B.anticodon
C.codon
D.exon
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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what are phosphates?
plsss help
Answer:
mineral is a phosphate
Explanation:
Answer:
In chemistry, a phosphate is an anion, salt, functional group or ester derived from a phosphoric acid. It most commonly means orthophosphate, a derivative of orthophosphoric acid H ₃PO ₄. The phosphate or orthophosphate ion [PO ₄]³⁻ is derived from phosphoric acid by the removal of three protons H⁺ .
Explanation:
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Answer:
transcription: DNA -> mRNA
Explanation:
transcription is when the DNA is unzipped and then copied onto the mRNA.
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is a group of red squirrels in one area called a population
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
A group of any species in one area is called a population
Organism: one animal or plant
Population: a group of a species in an area
Community: All living organisms in an area
Ecosystem: All living and nonliving things in an area
Which describes a Mendelian trait?
Answer:
The Mendelian trait are those controlled at only single gene locus. The Mendelian trait have two alleles (one form each parent), out of which one allele is dominant while the other is recessive. ... An example of the human Mendelian trait is the attached or detached earlobes.
The Mendelian trait are those controlled at only single gene locus. The Mendelian trait have two alleles (one form each parent), out of which one allele is dominant while the other is recessive. ... An example of the human Mendelian trait is the attached or detached earlobes.
what is an anther in a flower for?
Gene regulation means
A. The genes in some cells are different than the genes in other cells.
B. only some specialized cells can become other specialized cells.
C. genes can be turned on and off.
D. all the genes must be turned on.
Answer:
C genes can be turned on and off
Explanation:
Gene regulation is the ability to induce or repress the expression of a gene
How is salinity affected when evaporation increases?
How is salinity affected when freezing increases?
How is salinity affected when melting increases?
How is salinity affected when precipitation increases?
How is density affected when
the temperature increases?
How is density affected when the depth increases?
How is density affected when the latitude increases?
How is density affected when the salinity increases?
Where does the energy that causes evaporation come from?
What role does gravity play in the water cycle?
Describe the flow of one molecule of water through the water cycle, beginning in the ocean.
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Answer:
Increasing water salinity reduces evaporation since the dissolved salt ions lower the free energy of the water molecules, i.e., reduce the water activity, and hence reduce the saturation vapor pressure above the saline water at a given water temperature
Explanation:
1. The diagram below shows the Earth and Sun. What is the most likely time for the location marked with a red dot? (Reminder: Earth rotates in a counterclockwise direction.) * 04:00 AM 10:00 AM 4:00 PM 10:00 PM
Answer:
it would be the 4:00 AM choice
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1. Lungs
Heart
Veins
Arteries
Stomach
Large intestine
Trachea
Small intestine
Muscles
Bones
A.
Respiratory System
B.
Skeletal System
C.
Muscular System
D.
Digestive System
E.
Circulatory System
2.
In order for cellular respiration to effectively provide the energy your body needs to do its job, which of the following organ systems are needed?
(You may choose more than one answer.)
-Digestive system
-Respiratory system
-None of these systems support cellular respiration.
-Circulatory system
3.
The respiratory system supports the skeletal muscular system by:
-he respiratory system does not support the skeletal muscular system.
-transporting oxygen needed to release energy from glucose to the body's cells.
-breaking down the glucose to release energy.
-digesting the glucose you eat.
Answer:
1A - Respiratory = trachea, lungs... however both arteries and veins move oxygen around the body, and are therefore valid answers
1B - Skeletal = bones
1C - Muscular = muscles
1D - Digestive = stomach, large/small intestine
1E - Circulatory = heart, veins and arteries
2. Cellular respiration is the conversion of sugar into energy the cell uses to function via various chemical reactions. Digestion is an example of this. Stomach acid breaks down food into sugars that cells break down further into energy to keep you alive
3. Bones contain bone marrow deep inside of them which is responsible for the creation of red blood cells. Your lungs can move air all they want but would be useless without red blood cells to take the oxygen to cells and take the CO2 away from them.
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Answer in paragraph form about mollusks.
1. Explain how biological evolution is supported by the fossil record.
2. Why is natural selection a mechanism for biological change?
3. How does chemical evolution explain the origin of life on Earth?
4. Explain why scientific theories, such as biological and chemical evolution, represent the strongest explanation of the changes observed in the fossil record.
5. How can scientific theories on evolution and the fossil record change over time?
Answer:
Molluscs have more varied forms than any other animal phylum. They include snails, slugs and other gastropods; clams and other bivalves; squids and other cephalopods; and other lesser-known but similarly distinctive subgroups. Although it is impossible to know the subjective experience of another animal with certainty, the balance of the evidence suggests that most invertebrates do not feel pain. The evidence is most robust for insects, and, for these animals, the consensus is that they do not feel pain. In general, mollusks have 3 body regions: a head, a visceral mass, and a "foot." The head contains the sense organs and "brain," while the visceral mass contains the internal organs. Mollusks usually have a shell (although some do not). Mollusks also have an extension of the body wall called the mantle.
Explanation:
A biology student was observing a specific type of cell. It had DNA,
ribosomes, and cytoplasm. What type of cell was she probably
observing
Answer:
she was probably observing a prokaryotic cell.
Explanation:
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If you were the first person to discover cells, what would you have named them? Give a reason why.
Answer
celleys
Explanation:
i just think it wouldve been creative
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What is an amendment?
A) A change to something
B) Something that forms the central core
C) What people do as part of a democratic society
D) A document outlining the structure of government
Answer:D
Explanation:an official document of the government
In the diagram of the human urinary system below, which letter indicates a structure responsible for filtering urea and other cellular wastes out of the bloodstream?
A-Kidney
B-Ureter
C-Bladder
D- Urethra
Which organelles in plant cells absorb sunlight for energy?
O A. Mitochondria
O B. Vesicles
O C. Chloroplasts
O D. Vacuoles
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Answer:
the answer is c
Explanation:
What is the purpose of mitotic cell division in multicellular organisms (give all 3 purposes)? Compare this to the purpose of mitotic cell division in single celled eukaryotes. Use vocabulary words.
Answer:
The correct answer is - The growth and tissue repair are the major purpose of mitotic cells in multicellular organisms.
Explanation:
The purpose of mitotic cell division in multicellular organisms can be understood by the three points:
1. somatic cells divide through mitotic cell division.
2. Every multicellular organism shows growth and develop with time in size
3. Every cell of the body is repaired with the help of the mitosis that replaces the damaged cell with the new cell.
Single-celled eukaryotes show asexual reproduction by binary fission which is a form of mitosis.
In your own words (do not copy and paste from above, or anywhere else), describe the
difference between a gene and an allele?
Answer:
In a more simpler term, the allele is just an variant form of a gene but in a more detailed explanation: each gene stays in a specific place on a chromosome in two copies. One copy inherited from each parent, but the copies or not really the same.
Explanation:
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DNA is replicated in the nucleus of eukaryotes, but in the cytoplasm of prokaryotes. Why is this?
Answer:
because they do not ave a nucleus
Explanation:
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What does a straight line on a seismograph indicate?
Question 1 options:
Large earthquake
Small earthquakes
No earthquake
Tsunami
Answer:
C. No earthquake
Explanation:
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Which of the following is NOT a nitrogen base found in RNA?
A.thymine
B.cytosine
C.uracil
D.adenine
Answer:
A.thymine
Explanation:
Thymine is found in DNA
A physical characteristic of an organism.
Trait
Chromosome
DNA
Heredity
Centromere
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Which of the following can be used to produce electrical energy?
OA. generators
B.
solar cells
C.
batteries
D.
all of these
Sugars provide the primary food source for plants. the leaves of a plant make sugar during the process of photosynthesis. Sugars are transported from the leaves of a plant to the roots through the
Answer:
phloem
Explanation:
A nucleoside has two parts: a pentagonal sugar (deoxyribose) and a nitrogenous base (in color). When a nucleoside is joined to a phosphate, it is called a nucleotide.
How many different nitrogenous bases do you see?
Answer:A nucleoside has two parts: a pentagonal sugar (deoxyribose) and a nitrogenous base (in color). When a nucleoside is joined to a phosphate, it is called a nucleotide . Note: The names of these nitrogenous bases are adenine (red), cytosine (yellow), guanine (blue), and thymine (green).
Explanation:
Answer:
Just to add the pairs go like
Explanation:
Adenine always pairs with Thymine and Cytosine pairs with guanine
how can genetically modified bacteria with human genes be used to treat human diseases
In the 1980s, scientists discovered how to produce human insulin by transplanting the genetic information for the human insulin hormone from a human cell, into the DNA of the E. coli bacterium. This reprograms the bacteria to produce insulin, in just the same way as they make their own proteins.
What is an example of capital resource?
O workers
O oil
O machines
O forests
Explanation:
machines ..................................
What would most likely happen if an error occurred when RNA was receiving coding information? Proteins would be formed incorrectly. DNA would form incorrectly. RNA could not form a double helix. The incorrect amino acid would form.
Answer:
If an error occurred when RNA was receiving coding information, most likely:
Proteins would be formed incorrectly.
Explanation:
The Ribonucleic acid (RNA) is an important biological macromolecule. It is present in all biological cells which are involved in the synthesis of proteins. The RNA carries the coding instructions from the DNA and converts the information stored in DNA into proteins. Importantly, the DNA contains the genetic instructions required for the development and maintenance of all life forms.
Answer:
If an error occurred when RNA was receiving coding information, most likely:
Proteins would be formed incorrectly.
Explanation:
The Ribonucleic acid (RNA) is an important biological macromolecule. It is present in all biological cells which are involved in the synthesis of proteins. The RNA carries the coding instructions from the DNA and converts the information stored in DNA into proteins. Importantly, the DNA contains the genetic instructions required for the development and maintenance of all life forms.
18) Which of these activities is NOT related to the digestive system?
Absorbing nutrients into the bloodstream from the small intestine
Breaking down food particles into smaller particles
Moving solid waste through the body to get rid of it
Delivering nutrients to the cells via the bloodstream
Delivering nutrients to the cells through the bloodstream is not associated with the digestive system.
How are nutrients delivered to the cells?In the process of digestion, the nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream from the small intestine. The food particles are broken down into smaller components, and the solid waste is excreted from the body. However, the digestive system has no role in delivering nutrients to the cells.
In the body, all the cells require to have nutrients and oxygen, and they require their wastes to get discarded. All these functions are performed by the circulatory system of the body.
The blood vessels and the heart function in combination to provide the cells with the nutrients. With the assistance of the network of blood vessels, the blood collects nutrients from the food from the small intestine and delivers them to each of the cells present in the body.
Thus, the nutrients are not delivered to the cells by the digestive system, it is done by the circulatory system.
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are bacteria prokaryotes of eukaryotic
Answer:
well they can be both sometimes, some can survive in very hot environments, but most can be killed by heat so it is prokaryotic
Explanation: