Explanation of nonliving and living reservoirs
Give a brief explanation of nonliving and living reservoirs.
Expert
Viruses are both living as well as the non-living. They enfold reservoirs of genes. A single nucleotide is the unit of gene. A viral gene creates use of host raw material (non-living elements/ water / organic moieties and so forth.) comprising elements to synthesize organic molecules or macromolecules. Consequently, viruses replicate themselves thus reproduce in the living cells. On the crystallization, they turn into non-living and can stay in this state for years till they enter again in a living host to reproduce. Certain plant viruses are transmitted to progeny by seeds. Viruses develop as any other living being. Thus, now virus names are written in italics like trinomial / binomial names same to scientific name of any other living organism that is, Tobacco mosaicvirus (read as italic).
Name the chemical substances generated by water photolysis? Write the destination of each of such substances?
Write down the brain region which is responsible for coordination and equilibrium of body?
Write down the general duration of the menstrual cycle? Also how does the calendar contraceptive scheme work?
Which chordate class is considered as an example of transition of vertebrates from aquatic to the dry land environment?
a) "Knowledge portals" available on employees' individual desktop PCs or PDAs for easy access to all useful data in the organization. b) Software that transforms text and numbers into charts and graphs to make it easier to glean relevant information. c) More sophisticated filters,
Design and fully characterize a circuit to deliver an adaptive response to an input stimulus. An example would be a circuit that reproduces a logistic map. What might such a circuit be useful for?
How output is utilized for credit management where this can be processed?
Give a brief explanation of inharmonious ecological interaction.
What do you mean by paratope?
Whether extra-embryonic membranes are same in all the vertebrates?
18,76,764
1929580 Asked
3,689
Active Tutors
1438173
Questions Answered
Start Excelling in your courses, Ask an Expert and get answers for your homework and assignments!!