h of the following regarding cells is true? They are the most basic unit of life

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h of the following regarding cells is true? They are the most basic unit of life which make up organisms b. they are the simplest form of life c. cells Differ in size, shape, and chemical requirements which reflect differences in cel Sunction cells vary when viewed from the outside, but they are fundamentally similar on the inside e. all seem to be correct 2. Which of the following choices lists the correct order of fhow of information according to the c dogma? a. DNAmRNA Protein b. RNADNA Protein 3. d. Protein DNARNA Which of the following best defines evolution? a. A certain group of animals that do not accumulate adaptations overtime, making them uni so survive in their environment b. A certain group of animals accumulate adaptations overtime, making them better suined so the environment e. A sudden mutation in the genes of an individual, causing them to suddenly become betier suited to the environment d. Nature selects for the worse trait to survive and reproduce to pass on its favorable genes e. Yeah, I do not know 4. Increase in antibiotic resistant bacteria is most likely due to: a. Genetic engineering c. Evolution b. Lab creations d. Taxonomy 5. Which of the following choices concerning enzymes is incorreet? They are protein molecules a. b. They are a type of lipid c. Function as an organic catalyst d. Has a substrate where the active site binds to e. More than one seem to be incorrect 6. Which instrument can I use to see detailed surface of a cell and other structures: c. X-ray crystallography d. Scanning electron microscope a. Light microscope b. Transmission electron microscope 7. Some scientists believe that the chloroplast and mitochondria were microorganisms that were engulfied by our cells and the cells of plants and they continue to live within these cells today. What theory is t based upon? a. Parasitism theory b. Encumbrance mutualistic theory Which organelle is found in both plants and animals: a. Chloroplast b. Centriole c. Endosymbiotic theory d. Virology theory 8. e Mitoc c. Wall made of cellulose d. ATP 9. Which organelle is found in both eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells: a. Golgi apparatus b. Nucleolus d. plasma membrane 10. Which of the following is a molecule but not a compound? H2O c. a. d. H202 11. The first law of thermodynamics states that

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Question 1 : All above statements are seems to true about evolution.

Question 2 : The correct option is (a) i.e DNA->mRNA->protein because the DNA codes for mRNA and synthesis occur through transcription. mRNA contain information for protein synthesis in the form of codons. The protein synthesis from mRNA occur through translation.

Question 3 : The correct option is (b) i.e. A cetain group of animals accumulate adaptation overtime, making them better suited to thier envirnoment.

Question 4 : The correct option is (c) i.e. evolution because antibiotic resistance is a consequence of evolution.

Antibiotic action is an envirnoment pressure, those bacteria which have a mutation allowing them to survive will live on reproduce. They will then pass this trait to the offspring, which will become antibiotic reistance.

Question 5 : The incorrect option is (b) i.e. they are a type of lipid because enzymes are not a type of lipid, they are proteinaceous in nature.

Question 6 : The correct option is (d) i.e. scanning electron microscopy technique is used for study of surface of cells.

Question 7 : The correct answere is (c) i.e Endosymbiont theory because this theory believe that chloroplast and mitochondria are independent structure because they contain its own DNA and ribosomes and somehow enter into eukaryotic cell.

Question 8 : The correct option is (e) i.e mitochondria.

Question 9 : The correct option is (c) i.e ribosomes because prokarytes has 70 S ribosomes and eukaryotes has 80 S ribosmomes.

Question 10 : The correct option is (c) i.e.N2.

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