Just number 2 please Calibri Regular (Bo 11BIUaAor cultivated bananas? (indicate wnetner you used strawberries or pananas)vStrawberries are octaploid, which means they have 8 copies of each type of chromosome inside the nucleus of eachcell. Strawberries have 7 chromosomes, so they have a total of 56 chromosomes in every cell. Bananas are triploid,which means they have 3 copies of each type of chromosome inside the nucleus of each cell. Bananas have 11chromosomes, so they have a total of 33 chromosomes in every cell.2. Which three components make up a DNA nucleotide? Are any of these components charged (+/-)? Are anypolar?Each nucleotide is made up of a nitrogenous base, a pentose sugar (deoxyribose),and a phosphate.!!!3. Describe the polarity of the two components of a phospholipid.A phospholipid is made of a polar head (which includes the phosphategroup and the glycerol molecules) and 2 non-polar fatty acid tails. Thehead is hydrophilic and the tails are hydrophobic. Phospholipids make upcell membranes and form a bilayer. The polar heads stick out towards thewater-based fluids, whereas the non-polar tails face inwards, towardeach other.3. Considering the effect of soap on the oil and water solution in Experiment 1, and soap's effect on greasydishes, describe the action of the soapy extraction buffer on the cellular and nuclear membranes. Correctly usethe following terms: amphipathic, non-polar, polar.Soap break the cell and nuclear membranes resulting in the release of DNA from the cell.hipathic as it contains a polar head and non-polar tail. Similarly, the nuclearThe non-polar tail of soap acts on

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