b. patterned behavior
c. learned behavior
d. innate behavior
blood can receive Rh-blood.
Answer:
Rh+
blood can receive Rh+ or Rh- blood.
Rh-
blood can receive Rh- blood.
Explanation:
edge
Answer: An Rh+ person can receive Rh+ or Rh-. An Rh- person can only receive Rh- blood
Explanation: the Rhesus (Rh) group has three types, CDE. Of these, only the D locus is of general importance, and this is the one involved when we talk about Rh+ or Rh-. The D allele is dominant and DD or Dd are the Rh+ type, while dd is Rh-.
Rh- people have an immune response to the D and produce antibodies which causes blood clots and this can be life-threatening. Some Rh- people have anti-D antibodies in their blood, but the level is too low to affect Rh+ people transfused with Rh- blood. This is also unlikely because Rh+ is by far the more common type.
A particular problem arises when a mother is Rh- and the father Rh+ because the baby may be Rh+. If this happens the mother will produce antibodies to the foetus’s blood which will kill it if they cross the placenta. This is avoided by giving the mother Rh immunoglobulin injections during pregnancy which switch off anti-D antibody production.
It is rare for the C and E loci to cause a significant immune response.
2. sodium flouride
3. sodium florine
4. fluorine sodide
Answer:
2. sodium flouride is the correct answer.
Explanation:
The name for the compound with the formula NaF is sodium flouride.
sodium flouride is an excellent source of fluoride ion and it used fo many purposes.
uses of sodium fluoride
a. Within the E. coli pellet as the DNA has entered the bacterial cells.
b. On the E. coli cell surface (or phage fraction), as part of the phage protein coat.
c. In the supernatent (free liquid) of your test tube
d. Both A and B
e. None of the above
Why is the answer none of the above? Why cant the radioactivity be detected?
Answer:
The correct answer is option e. "None of the above".
Explanation:
The Hershey-Chase experiment helped to prove that DNA was the genetic material, by specifically labeling the DNA material of a bacteriophage with phosphorus-32. In this experiment the lambda phage is labeled with heavy and light Cl. CI-36, the one that is heavy and radioactive, corresponds to Chlorine-36. Chlorine is not an element found in DNA such as phosphorus, therefore lambda DNA will not be labeled and no radioactivity will be detected.