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what is the fundamental difference between protozoans and algaethe basic difference among protozoans and algae is the fact that protozoans are
which are the groups of living beings that form the protist kingdomthe protist kingdom contains protozoans and algae two groups of fungi with same
how does sexual reproduction occur in bacteria how different are the modalities of bacterial sexual reproductionsexual reproduction happens when
how do bacteria reproducebacteria replicate by binary fission scissiparity some bacteria though present a kind of sexual reproduction transformation
what are plasmids what is the importance of plasmids for the recombinant dna technologyplasmids are circular fragments of dna that are accessories to
according to their morphology how are bacteria classifiedbacteria present dissimilar morphological patterns a bacterium can be classified into coccus
what is meant when it is said that a bacteria is an obligate anaerobeobligate anaerobes are the living beings that do not survive in the presence of
how are bacteria classified according to their need for oxygenaccording to their necessity of oxygen bacteria are classified into-a anaerobic those
how are bacteria classified according to the production of organic material for the energetic metabolismmost bacteria are heterotroph they do not
in which environments do bacteria livebacteria can be found in various environments throughout the planet there are bacteria in the air in fresh
what are some mechanisms by which pathogenic bacteria cause diseases why is this knowledge importantpathogenic bacteria have characteristics called
what are some industrial processes that use bacteriabacteria are used by industry in many ways there are vaccines made of attenuated pathogenic
what are halophile thermoacidophile and methanogen archaebacteriathere are three peculiar parts of archaebacteria the halophile archaebacteria only
are bacteria the only prokaryotic beings prokaryotic beings are classified into two big groups archaebacteria and bacteria this last also known as
what are bacteriabacteria are unicellular and prokaryotic beings bacteria have simple organization they present an plasma membrane external cell
how does the universality of the genetic code make the recombinant dna technology possiblethe universality of the genetic code refers to the fact
what is the concept of universality of the genetic code what are the exceptions to this universalitythe genetic code is universal because the rules
why can the genetic code be qualified as a degenerate codethe genetic code is a degenerate code because there are amino acids codified by more than
if a fragment of nucleic acid has a nucleotide sequence tac can one assert that it is a codon or an anticodona nucleic acid having a tac sequence
an mrna molecule codifies only one type of proteineukaryotic cells have monocistronic mrna ie every mrna codifies only one polypeptide chain
how many of the same proteins are made at the same time by each ribosome in the translation of one mrna molecule how does consecutive protein
why do ribosomes move along mrna during translationduring translation the ribosome always exposes two mrna codons to be translated by moving along
why is the proximity between ribosomes and amino acids important for the protein formation what is the enzyme that catalyzes that reactionthe
how are amino acids brought to the cellular site where translation takes place what is an anticodonamino acids are brought to ribosomes by rna
what is the cellular structure to which mrna molecules bind to start the protein synthesisto make proteins mrna molecules of necessity associate to