Heterotrophic hypothesis in origin of life
Specify the heterotrophic hypothesis in origin of life?
Expert
As per the heterotrophic hypothesis, the first living beings were really simple heterotrophic organisms, that is, not the generators of their own food that emerged from gradual association of the organic molecules into the small organized structures. The first organic molecules in their turn could have emerged from the substances of earth's primitive atmosphere submitted to the strong electrical discharges, to the solar radiation and to the high temperatures.
Describe crystallization of a virus? What is the significance of this procedure?
Briefly define the term albinism?
Is there any interphase again among meiosis I and meiosis II?
Write down the main structures of human eye?
Describe how the self-fulfilling prophecy works and how it might impact or inter-relate to one’s performance or result overall.
What do you mean by the term pathogenicity of Ascaris? Briefly describe it.
Criticism of Taylor's Contribution Scientific Management has contributed a lot to the science of management but it was criticized on the following grounds: 1)
Determine the number of carbon-dioxide molecules which are liberated after each cycle of Krebs cycle? For a single glucose how many carbon-dioxide molecules were already released by the aerobic respiration at that point?
From lumen to the exterior surface what are the tissues which form the digestive tube wall?
Give a brief introduction of the term immunoglobulins? And also describe its structure?
18,76,764
1935990 Asked
3,689
Active Tutors
1427551
Questions Answered
Start Excelling in your courses, Ask an Expert and get answers for your homework and assignments!!