6. The types of human cells shown below are different from one another, even though they all originated from the same zygote and contain the same DNA (genetic information). EXPLAIN why these genetically identical cells can differ in structure and function. * Skin Muscle Nerve

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Q: 4. The cell membrane is said to be amphipathic. What does it mean and what is its significance?

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Q: Which of the following is a significant difference between DNA and RNA? their main location in the…

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Q: An original cell replicates its DNA. The cell undergoes mitosis and cell division, and one of the…

A: Answer One of the cells will contain DNA consisting of one strand from the original cell.

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Q: 4. How might the endoplasmic reticulum and the nuclear membrane have arisen in primitive eukaryotic…

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Q: 16. What is the relationship between an organism's DNA and protein? DNA determines which RNA…

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Q: 4. Would a mutation in the DNA of a skin cell be passed on to an organism's offspring? a. Yes,…

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Q: 7. Some toxins block the synthesis of mRNA or proteins. Why would this effect be toxic, and how…

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A: Genome is a organism's entire and complete set of genetic instructions.

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Q: Is this an animal cell or plant cell? a.

A: Cell is the building block of life.

Q: 9. After the process of DNA replication, there are two newly formed strands of DNA in each double…

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Q: 15. Which of the following statements describes the lifespan of red blood cells? A. Red blood cells…

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Q: CG TA AT AT a. What is the name of this molecule? b. What is the function of this molecule? c. What…

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Q: 1. How does skin cancer not exert enough evolutionary pressure to account for darker skin in humans?…

A: The abnormal growth of skin cells.

Q: 2. Discuss the connection between cell division and cancer cells? How do cancer cells divide…

A: Note: As Per Guidelines, We Can Answer One Question At A Time. Ask Again To get rest answers.…

Q: 2. How does folate deficiency exert enough evolutionary pressure to account for darker skin in…

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Q: DNA is found on O proteins O ribosomes O chromosomes O sugars O cells cell walls

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Q: Which of the following are the level of biological structure at which stem cells play a part? Select…

A: Answer: STEM CELLS : These are the cells which are capable of growing in to full or complete organ…

Q: 5. Mitochondria are responsible for converting sugar (food energy) into ATP (cellular energy). They…

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Q: 6- What are the functions of growth factors?

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