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If they had sank to the bottom,why would their be only a single organelle present?How were they digested ? They sank to the bottom after centrifuging
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If they had sank to the bottom,why would their be only a single organelle present?How were they digested ? They sank to the bottom after centrifuging
They said in the question that they sank to the bottom, the reason it would be a single organelle is because when they are spun in the centrifuge the heaviest one is removed firstIf they had sank to the bottom,why would their be only a single organelle present?
No you must draw the cell wall as double lines very close to each other and make sure that it is at constant thickness. Like this :Guys is it necessary to draw double line to show cell wall in cell drawings or is one line okay?
The question says that after centrifugation, the tube is filteredIf they had sank to the bottom,why would their be only a single organelle present?
No none of them came...I think it was a non-reducing sugar testDid onion epidermis or yeast come in P33?
If not then what experiment was it?
Bio P1 has lame logics that's whyI'm so scared .In some papers I get over 35 and in some hard ones 26 etc lol in p1
Thanks really usefulNo you must draw the cell wall as double lines very close to each other and make sure that it is at constant thickness. Like this :
This is the dipeptide...Guys pls help!!!!
Maybe that is overlapping of cells but we are supposed to draw them like that ONLY IF THEY APPEAR to be like thatThanks really useful
but are cells supposed to share their cell walls with other cells like this one?
ThanksThis is the dipeptide...
Add the diameter of 1 Nitrogen and 2 Carbon atoms (single bonded) to 0.7
No it's fineGuys don't u think so this statement is wrong? Like N14 to be transferred to N15.
Yeah ur right actually i was sleepy so might be out of sensesNo it's fine
Hmm what??.Can someone pls clarify me what is the min n max number of hydrogen bonds in a length of DNA containing 700 base pairs? It's really confusing sometimes they say min 1400 or 700
But in M/J/13/P13/q24 says it's B i.e 700Hmm what??.
1 base pair means A-T or C-G.A-T base pair have 2 hydrogen bonds and C-G base pair have 3 hydrogen bonds.
You want minimum number of hydrogen bonds?.So 700 base pairs into 2 (considering all base pairs are A-T)=1400.This answer is confirmed from the mark scheme..
And max 700 into 3 =2100
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