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What is the probability of a homozygous A blood type mom and a heterozygous B blood type dad having an O blood type offspring?

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The transmission electron microscope is most useful forLooking at surface details of a virus
Viewing a cell's mitochondria
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Answer: Viewing a cell's mitochondria.  

A transmission electron microscopy is a microscopic technique in which a beam of electron is transmitted through a specimen to form an image. It magnifies the structure of the specimen with high resolution as compared to light microscopes. It can be used to examine the internal structure of the cell. Transmission electron microscopy can be used to study the organelles in the cells. Hence, it can be used to view a cell's mitochondria.

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Viewing a cell's mitochondria

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Can't be the live specimen one because electron microscopes can't view living things.

It's best for looking at things in detail!

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What is the number of chromosomes in a somatic cell of an organism  who has 52 chromosomes

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The number of chromosomes in a somatic cell is  52 chromosomes as it undergo mitosis cell division.

What is somatic cell?

A somatic cell is also called as vegetal cell. It can make up an organism’s body.

In a multicellular organism all the cells are somatic cells except gametes, stem cells and germs cells,

These cells are involve in growth and development of an organism, also help in repair and regeneration.

In our body, there are about 220 types of somatic cells.

Many cells are differentiated to perform various specific functions. some examples of somatic cell types are skin cells, nerve cell, muscle cell, blood cell.

Somatic cells  have diploid set of chromosome and undergo mitosis and contain the same set of chromosomes. Hence, the somatic cell of an organism has 52 chromosome.

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it has 52 chromosomes in a somatic cell.

A cell's work is carried out by the many different types of molecules it assembles. _________ are especially important because they are involved in a variety of processes, such as cell signaling, immune response, and enzyme activity.

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 The membrane proteins can also be stored in the lipid bilayer together with the enzymes. It cannot be denied that membrane proteins have a lot of functions based on its type. They can be integral proteins, peripheral proteins and lipid bound proteins. 

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Proteins

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Proteins are especially important because they are involved in a variety of processes, such as cell signaling, immune response, and enzyme activity.

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creo que es la D

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Which of the following is LEAST likely to result in speciation?A) Random mating among members of a large population of a species
B) Occurrence of hybridization between individuals from two diff erent species
C) Development of diff erent mating behavior by some members of a species
D) Emigration to a specialized microenvironment by some members of a species
E) Formation of a physical barrier that blocks gene fl ow between members of a species

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the least likely result of speciation from teh possibilities you presented would be a0 random mating between members of the species. 

all species work on the same wavelength when it comes to mating - it's survival of the fittest, and every male wants a healthy female to bear his offspring, and every female wants a strong male to protect that offspring. they don't have babies just for the heck of it :)

Biochemical analysis uses similarities in __________ as evidence for evolutionary relationships

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DNA sequence

Biochemical analysis will use DNA sequences to understand, contrast and explain a certain point of an evolutionary process. DNA sequence are analysed by the structure of the chromosomes. Chromosomes are helpful to describe both the person and the ancestral history of the specific individual. 

DNA sequences. Biochemical analysis looks at DNA, and also at proteins.

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