Answer: The correct option is A
Archae bacteria are extremophiles which thrive in extremely environment.
Explanation:
Extremophiles are organisms that inhabit extreme environments. They thrive in hot niches, ice, and salt solutions. Some of them grow in toxic waste, organic solvents and heavy metals. Extremophiles include members of all domains of life which are bacteria, archea,and eukaryotes. Out of these three members of extremophiles, archea are the main group of microorganisms to thrive in extreme environments. This is because the archea are skilled in adapting to different extreme conditions than bacteria and eukaryotes.
Archea are hyper thermophilic microorganisms.
<span>they both have a question, make a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, and both collect and analyze data and come to a conclusion </span>
Answer: option C) The pons
Explanation:
The pons is a band of nerve fibers located within the brain stem. It links the fore brain (cerebrum) to the hind brain (cerebellum)
Answer:
Protein K is a protein that can available in the human cell nucleus that binds to pre-messenger RNA as a part of heterogenous ribonucleoprotein. IgG is one of the five isotypes of immunoglobulin or antibodies.it is the most common antibodies in the blood circulation and makes the 75% of total antibody.
When you heat solution, generally protein k activity increase with an increase in the heat but up to an extent or point called optimum temp. The optimal temperature for activity ranges between 50-65°c. When an increase in temperature help with protein unfolding easing the ability for protein k to break down those proteins.
The middle temporal visual area (MT or V5) is the brain area near the occipital lobe that has been shown to become active when motion stimuli are perceived, and when the direction of an object's movement is accurately detected. The middle temporal visual area is an area of extrastriate visual cortex and it is connected to a large collection of cortical and subcortical brain regions. This area is composed of high concentration of direction-selective motion stimuli which play important roles in the perception, integration of motion and in the control of some eye movements.
