BIOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL

Photosynthesis is important to living organisms because it is

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer: A) the foundation of most food chains

Explanation: Just took the test.
Answer 2
Answer: Animals and plants both synthesize fats and proteins from carbohydrates; thus glucose is a basic energy source for all living organisms.

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Which is the most likely function of a group of cells that contains a higher number of mitochondria? why?respiration
transpiration
fermentation
photosynthesis

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respiration

Because much energy is to be used to execute this specific movement or voluntary elicitation. Respiration requires much energy and ATP thus much mitochondria is needed. Cells with mitochondria are maximize to perform at their very best and deliver as much ATP and energy in the process. 

What happen to the protein that passes through the cisternae of the golgi?

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Answer:

Proteins are processed and modified in a successive manner to add or remove sugar as they move from cisterna to cisterna.

Explanation:

Golgi apparatus has a flat membrane disk in varies in number in stack, the number can be in between 3 to 20, however six is found in most of them. Cisternae can be separated in four classes cis, medial, trans, and TGN.

Proteins that come from the endoplasmic reticulum in cis type of cisternae after passed through cis to cis and move the protein in order to add or remove sugars to protein.

Thus, the correct answer is - Proteins are processed and modified in a successive manner to add or remove sugar as they move from cisterna to cisterna.

List the function of nucleus? Name the cell part that has tiny holes?

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To control the activities of a cell, the control center.
by the tiny holes i don't know what you mean but there is ribosomes and lysosomes.
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The function of the nucleus is to maintain the integrity of these genes and to control the activities of the cell by regulating gene expression-the nucleus is,therefore,the control center of the cell

What can limestone deposits tell scientists about the environment in which the evolved?

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The environment was a tropical ocean
Limestone contains ancient organisms that contain information about the organism and what environment it has lived in. When compared to other similar species, one can find the changes from one organism to another

Which part of the dna molecule codes for information that is translated into proteins?

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Answer:

Gene

Explanation:

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The magma released from volcanoes is a. material from the core. b. molten rocks from the mantle and crust. c. liquid iron and nickel. d. radioactive.

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The magma released from volcanoes is molten rocks from the mantle and crust. So, it’s b. It can’t be d. because that isn’t a very good answer and it is not radioactive. It can’t be liquid iron and nickel and is not material from the core. Hope this helped!
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