Which one of the following diseases is caused by a virus that is introduced to the body through the skin and travels along sensory neurons to the brain?
A) meningitis
B) rabies
C) epilepsy
D) Alzheimer's disease
E) Parkinson's disease
B
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Primary oocytes' division results in a polar body and a large haploid cell called a(n)
A. follicle cell. B. osteocyte. C. endometrial cell. D. follicle oocyte. E. secondary oocyte.
Outline the major arguments for and against the idea of patenting gene What will be an ideal response?
What happens to the ovary after fertilization in angiosperms?
A. It becomes the fruit. B. It forms the seed coat. C. It becomes food for the embryo inside the seed. D. It dies.
Muscle contraction results from the repeated cycle of interactions between myosin and actin. What is the last step of this cycle, after which the cycle starts over again?
A) The myosin head bends (the power stroke). B) The myosin heads split the ATP into ADP and Pi and store the energy. C) Myosin heads extend toward the Z lines at the ends of the sarcomere. D) New ATP molecules bind to the myosin heads, causing them to disengage from the actin.