Each body structure from chemical to systemic level
The answer is D) 1/2.
If each allele confers a unit of color darkness, then only genotypes S2S3 and S1S4 will have 5 units of color darkness because in genotype S2S3 S2 will have 2 units, and S3 will have 3 units, which is 5 units in total. The similar math is for <span>genotypes S1S4.
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Now, let's cross S1S3 and S2S4:
Parents: S1S3 x S2S4
Offspring: S1S2 S1S4 S2S3 S3S4
The offspring with genotype S1S2 will have 3 units of color darkness. The offspring with genotype S1S4 will have 5 units, as well as the offspring with genotype S2S3. The <span>offspring with genotype S3S4 will have 7 units.
It can be assumed that only 2 genotypes out of 4 will have 5 units:
2/4 = 1/2.</span>
Answer: Components of cell junctions
Explanation:
<u>Fibroblasts are cells located in the dermis,</u> responsible for the formation and remodeling of tissue. They synthesize fibers and maintains the extracellular matrix of the tissue of animals. So, t<u>he extracellular matrix is a structurally complex entity that surrounds and supports the cells found in tissues</u>.
A cell junction a structure that exists within the tissues of animals and they consist of protein complexes that provide contact between cells or between a cell and the extracellular matrix. So if the cells do not appear flattened and do not attach to the extracellular matrix, then there is a problem with the components of cell junctions, which are mostly proteins as it was said before. And since proteins are coded by genetic information stored in DNA, then if there is a mutation in any of those genes, the fibroblast will fail to attach because the protein of the cell junction will be abnormal.
They will pass down traits or diseases in the experiment
Commensalism<span>, in </span>ecology<span>, is a class of relationships between two organisms where one organism benefits from the other without affecting it. This is in contrast with </span>mutualism<span>, in which both organisms benefit from each other, </span>amensalism<span>, where one is harmed while the other is unaffected, and </span>parasitism<span>, where one benefits while the other is harmed.</span>