BIOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL

Can the world run out of carbon?

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Answer 1
Answer: No because we keep putting it into the earth also decomposing animals give off carbon.
Answer 2
Answer: No I don't believe the world; can run out of carbon.

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How does photosynthesis in a purple bacterium (Class Anoxyphotobacteria) differ from photosynthesis in an oak tree?

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Smoking and severe sunburn are linked to cancer
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Smoking and severe sunburn are linked to cancer.Getting a severe sunburn could lead to melanoma skin cancer and smoking could lead to lung cancer.
So the answer you are looking for is A. Cancer

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In this lab, you will explore the microscopic process of building proteins from RNA. Instead of working with variables, you will focus on the steps of that process. What investigative question will you answer by exploring this process?

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The investigative question that would focus on the steps of the process of exploring the microscopic building of proteins from RNA would start with a 'how'. This is because how questions ask about the process. For example, 'How are proteins built from RNA?' would be a good investigative question.

Answer:

theses are several answers.

1. How are proteins built using the information provided by a molecule of RNA?

2. How are the processes of transcription and translation used to create proteins?

3. What are the steps that occur within the cell to build proteins?

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "unorganized and unsorted." Moraines left by glaciers are different from deposits left by rivers because the rocks left behind are unorganized and unsorted

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b. carbohydrates and RNA
c. protein and nucleic acids
d. carbohydrates and nucleic acids

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The answer is C.

A virus is made up of or consists of a nucleic acid in varying quantity which may either be RNA or DNA.

The nucleic acid is surrounded by a protein shell called a capsid. The word capsid comes from the Latin word  capsa which means box.The capsid and the nucleic acid within it are together referred to as nucleoprotein.The  capsid is made up of small sub units called capsomeres.

In many viruses, the nucleoprotein makes up the whole virus. More complex viruses have one or more further enclosing structures also made mostly of protein. These structures are referred to as envelopes and each envelop is specific to a particular virus. 

c. protein and nucleic acids
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