What other variations could be measured in bean seeds besides spots and length?
Q. I measured the lenght of a pinto bean and counted the spots. Are there any other variations that can be found?
Asked by rhodalumpkin - Wed Nov 4 05:27:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could measure the weight and create an index using that and the length. You could then plant them and measure growth rate, leaf emergence rate, leaf size, time until flowering, fruitset. Relate these things back to your bean measurements. You might be able to discover if bean attributes affect growth.
Answered by Mike M - Wed Nov 4 07:23:58 2009
Q. I measured the lenght of a pinto bean and counted the spots. Are there any other variations that can be found?
Asked by rhodalumpkin - Wed Nov 4 05:27:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could measure the weight and create an index using that and the length. You could then plant them and measure growth rate, leaf emergence rate, leaf size, time until flowering, fruitset. Relate these things back to your bean measurements. You might be able to discover if bean attributes affect growth.
Answered by Mike M - Wed Nov 4 07:23:58 2009
What are some variations of mexican nachos?
Q. Im doing a presentation on nachos for my tachnology class, and I need to show some variations... I already have barbecue nachos and irish nachos. Does anyone know any more? If you can, can you please explain how to make them? Thanks.
Asked by Artemis - Mon Nov 16 11:54:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chicken tender nachos Vegan nachos
Answered by colleen j - Mon Nov 16 11:58:04 2009
Q. Im doing a presentation on nachos for my tachnology class, and I need to show some variations... I already have barbecue nachos and irish nachos. Does anyone know any more? If you can, can you please explain how to make them? Thanks.
Asked by Artemis - Mon Nov 16 11:54:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chicken tender nachos Vegan nachos
Answered by colleen j - Mon Nov 16 11:58:04 2009
What are the different colour variations of cockatiels?
Q. I'm needing a list of the different color variations found in cockatiels (such as lutino, cinnamon). I'm wanting to google them to see which one I want to look for before contacting breeders. Thanks!
Asked by kelsmile - Fri Mar 9 18:35:56 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gray--found in the wild with grey body, yellow head, orange cheek patches, and white trim on wings. Pearl---scalloped look /males lose their pearling once they Pied---multi-colored emerald or olive or spangeled--pale grey with a yellow wash white face---no yellow or orange present. Yellow cheek---yellowish orange cheeks instead of bright orange Pastel Face---light wash to orange patches Lutino---white or yellow bird with orange cheek patches cinnamon--a very light gray that looks tan or cinnamon colored and varients fo the above such as a whiteface lutino some call this an albino There is also in pieds you can get that is called a heavy or clear pied. These birds can look like lutinos and whiteface lutinos. the only… [cont.]
Answered by peek-a-boo - Fri Mar 9 18:55:46 2007
Q. I'm needing a list of the different color variations found in cockatiels (such as lutino, cinnamon). I'm wanting to google them to see which one I want to look for before contacting breeders. Thanks!
Asked by kelsmile - Fri Mar 9 18:35:56 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gray--found in the wild with grey body, yellow head, orange cheek patches, and white trim on wings. Pearl---scalloped look /males lose their pearling once they Pied---multi-colored emerald or olive or spangeled--pale grey with a yellow wash white face---no yellow or orange present. Yellow cheek---yellowish orange cheeks instead of bright orange Pastel Face---light wash to orange patches Lutino---white or yellow bird with orange cheek patches cinnamon--a very light gray that looks tan or cinnamon colored and varients fo the above such as a whiteface lutino some call this an albino There is also in pieds you can get that is called a heavy or clear pied. These birds can look like lutinos and whiteface lutinos. the only… [cont.]
Answered by peek-a-boo - Fri Mar 9 18:55:46 2007
What is the relationship between variations and adpatations?
Q. Just as the question asked. What is the relationship between variations and adaptations? Please help! Answer quickly! Thanks in advance!
Asked by sparrowchelsea - Tue Oct 27 22:12:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Variation would be like differences between two things (like a variation in two animals' features). An adaptation is basically a feature to make things easier in a specific environment. Basically, adaptations are different kinds of variations
Answered by Doug - Tue Oct 27 22:30:23 2009
Q. Just as the question asked. What is the relationship between variations and adaptations? Please help! Answer quickly! Thanks in advance!
Asked by sparrowchelsea - Tue Oct 27 22:12:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Variation would be like differences between two things (like a variation in two animals' features). An adaptation is basically a feature to make things easier in a specific environment. Basically, adaptations are different kinds of variations
Answered by Doug - Tue Oct 27 22:30:23 2009
Use 2 different breeds of animals explain their variations make them more suitable to adapt?
Q. Using two different breeds of cats,dogs,or horses,explain how their variations make them more suitable to adapt to their specific success in their environment.
Asked by Eva - Tue Jul 29 20:37:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. St Bernard: Big dog with a thick coat and ability to build up a lot of subcutaneous fat (for insulation) for the climate in which it lives (not sure if this breed has oily skin)? Australian shepherd: low-to the ground bone structure and built-in herding (not hunting) instinct
Answered by spaabroadway - Tue Jul 29 20:52:45 2008
Q. Using two different breeds of cats,dogs,or horses,explain how their variations make them more suitable to adapt to their specific success in their environment.
Asked by Eva - Tue Jul 29 20:37:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. St Bernard: Big dog with a thick coat and ability to build up a lot of subcutaneous fat (for insulation) for the climate in which it lives (not sure if this breed has oily skin)? Australian shepherd: low-to the ground bone structure and built-in herding (not hunting) instinct
Answered by spaabroadway - Tue Jul 29 20:52:45 2008
Using calculus of variations, how does one plan the trajectory of a spacecraft?
Q. I'm writing a math extended essay for IB, and I need to do research involving how calculus of variations can be applied to the trajectory of a space craft. Any tips on where I should start?
Asked by Ryan - Sat Aug 22 15:27:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The calculus of variations involves solving integral equations for unknown functions under the integral sign given certain conditions or constraints. The types of integrals are classified according to "kind," with integral equations of the First kind having the unknown function only under the integral sign, and Second and Third kind equations having the unknown function both inside and outside the integral, and are usually conceived as operators on functionals from Hilbert space into itself. I would recommend perusing the University library and perusing texts on Mathematical Physics and the Calculus of Variations. This will lead you to historical references and the development of the theory in the context of real problems the theory was… [cont.]
Answered by Pricegems - Wed Aug 26 14:59:31 2009
Q. I'm writing a math extended essay for IB, and I need to do research involving how calculus of variations can be applied to the trajectory of a space craft. Any tips on where I should start?
Asked by Ryan - Sat Aug 22 15:27:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The calculus of variations involves solving integral equations for unknown functions under the integral sign given certain conditions or constraints. The types of integrals are classified according to "kind," with integral equations of the First kind having the unknown function only under the integral sign, and Second and Third kind equations having the unknown function both inside and outside the integral, and are usually conceived as operators on functionals from Hilbert space into itself. I would recommend perusing the University library and perusing texts on Mathematical Physics and the Calculus of Variations. This will lead you to historical references and the development of the theory in the context of real problems the theory was… [cont.]
Answered by Pricegems - Wed Aug 26 14:59:31 2009
Should be any color variations from the wall, and floor tiles?
Q. I am installing new wall, and floor tiles in my bathroom, well my question is if there should be any color variations from the wall, and floor tiles?
Asked by The man with the plan! - Fri Jun 6 11:55:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recommend there be a slight variation in color. It would look nice if the walls were slightly lighter or slightly darker. Use the same color family, just a different shade.
Answered by JAP - Fri Jun 6 12:12:06 2008
Q. I am installing new wall, and floor tiles in my bathroom, well my question is if there should be any color variations from the wall, and floor tiles?
Asked by The man with the plan! - Fri Jun 6 11:55:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recommend there be a slight variation in color. It would look nice if the walls were slightly lighter or slightly darker. Use the same color family, just a different shade.
Answered by JAP - Fri Jun 6 12:12:06 2008
Is the fourth movement of Beethoven 3 considered a theme and variations?
Q. It doesn't look anything like sonata allegro form to me. It definitely looks like a theme and variations. Is that, in fact, what it is considered to be?
Asked by mellotron12 - Sun Jan 11 04:49:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thanks for asking a harder one. It is not a theme and variations in the usual sense. It is a hybrid variation form with everything, including the variation theme, being based on a "ground bass". The theme of the ground bass is the pizzicato theme that starts the movement, it runs throughout and forms the basis of the fugato section. The actual theme of the variation portion does not occur until the bass runs through a few times and parts are gradually added above it. A true variation form can be found in Beethoven's variations on God Save the King, or the Diabelli Variations. His 32 variations in c minor are actually a chaconne, based on chords, rather tan a theme, same as the last movement of Brahm's 4th. The 2nd Movement of Hayden's… [cont.]
Answered by iansamadhi - Sun Jan 11 06:24:30 2009
Q. It doesn't look anything like sonata allegro form to me. It definitely looks like a theme and variations. Is that, in fact, what it is considered to be?
Asked by mellotron12 - Sun Jan 11 04:49:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thanks for asking a harder one. It is not a theme and variations in the usual sense. It is a hybrid variation form with everything, including the variation theme, being based on a "ground bass". The theme of the ground bass is the pizzicato theme that starts the movement, it runs throughout and forms the basis of the fugato section. The actual theme of the variation portion does not occur until the bass runs through a few times and parts are gradually added above it. A true variation form can be found in Beethoven's variations on God Save the King, or the Diabelli Variations. His 32 variations in c minor are actually a chaconne, based on chords, rather tan a theme, same as the last movement of Brahm's 4th. The 2nd Movement of Hayden's… [cont.]
Answered by iansamadhi - Sun Jan 11 06:24:30 2009
What is the definition of continuous variations?
Q. What is continuous variations, and other than temperature change, what other physical properties could be used in the method?
Asked by Harmony - Mon Feb 19 19:33:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When we talk about variables, we talk about them being 'discrete' or 'continuous'. A discrete variable is a variable that can only take particular set options, like eye colour for example must be brown, blue, green or grey. A continuous variable can take any of an infinite number of values, for example, distance could be 2km, 2.5km, 2.53km, 2.532954km, etc. Temperature change (or temperature in general) is a continuous variable because it could be one degree or 1.5 or 1.53, etc. It's something you measure on a scale. Other physical properties that display continuous variation would include time, distance, mass, energy. Most variables you would use in chemistry are probably continuous in fact. Hope that helps.
Answered by MV - Mon Feb 19 19:41:48 2007
Q. What is continuous variations, and other than temperature change, what other physical properties could be used in the method?
Asked by Harmony - Mon Feb 19 19:33:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When we talk about variables, we talk about them being 'discrete' or 'continuous'. A discrete variable is a variable that can only take particular set options, like eye colour for example must be brown, blue, green or grey. A continuous variable can take any of an infinite number of values, for example, distance could be 2km, 2.5km, 2.53km, 2.532954km, etc. Temperature change (or temperature in general) is a continuous variable because it could be one degree or 1.5 or 1.53, etc. It's something you measure on a scale. Other physical properties that display continuous variation would include time, distance, mass, energy. Most variables you would use in chemistry are probably continuous in fact. Hope that helps.
Answered by MV - Mon Feb 19 19:41:48 2007
What's the reason for thickness variations along a single strand of hair?
Q. What's the reason for thickness variations along a single strand of hair? I just recently noticed these "ridges" (bumps on the hair strand kind of like crimped hair). Is it due to heat damage, malnutrition, hormone changes or something else and how can I fix it? It's really annoying and I've taken to pulling out irregular strands and now my hair is thinning!
Asked by Jo S. - Fri Jun 26 06:10:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're healthy, your hair will be healthy too. It has to do with everything. Your stress levels (a lot of stress can cause hair to fall out!), your sleep habits (less sleep, less hair growth), heat damage, the shampoo you use, if you condition, etc. I was actually looking it up earlier! Here's a website with a TON of information:
Answered by Sophia - Fri Jun 26 06:15:01 2009
Q. What's the reason for thickness variations along a single strand of hair? I just recently noticed these "ridges" (bumps on the hair strand kind of like crimped hair). Is it due to heat damage, malnutrition, hormone changes or something else and how can I fix it? It's really annoying and I've taken to pulling out irregular strands and now my hair is thinning!
Asked by Jo S. - Fri Jun 26 06:10:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're healthy, your hair will be healthy too. It has to do with everything. Your stress levels (a lot of stress can cause hair to fall out!), your sleep habits (less sleep, less hair growth), heat damage, the shampoo you use, if you condition, etc. I was actually looking it up earlier! Here's a website with a TON of information:
Answered by Sophia - Fri Jun 26 06:15:01 2009
What are some suggestions on I should use on song variations?
Q. I already have done 3 variations but I can't figure out a fourth one. I've switch the melody and the chords, changed the time sign. and with triplets, and switched from major to minor. I just can't figure out what I should do my last variation on. Its on a very simple song so I dont have to get all advance with it.
Asked by Anome D - Fri Feb 19 18:02:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Play the song in a BAROQUE style or in a flamenco version
Answered by Tinpanallycat - Sat Feb 20 07:50:40 2010
Q. I already have done 3 variations but I can't figure out a fourth one. I've switch the melody and the chords, changed the time sign. and with triplets, and switched from major to minor. I just can't figure out what I should do my last variation on. Its on a very simple song so I dont have to get all advance with it.
Asked by Anome D - Fri Feb 19 18:02:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Play the song in a BAROQUE style or in a flamenco version
Answered by Tinpanallycat - Sat Feb 20 07:50:40 2010
What are the different variations of cinderella?
Q. Please leave a list of cinderella variations or a website i can find variations at. THNX! I want plays
Asked by Brittany - Thu Feb 7 17:46:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I once assistant directed "Cinderella Wore Combat Boots." It was fantastic! And it's a comedy. I'm 15 and it's one of the best plays I've been involved in.
Answered by Melissa - Thu Feb 7 18:02:15 2008
Q. Please leave a list of cinderella variations or a website i can find variations at. THNX! I want plays
Asked by Brittany - Thu Feb 7 17:46:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I once assistant directed "Cinderella Wore Combat Boots." It was fantastic! And it's a comedy. I'm 15 and it's one of the best plays I've been involved in.
Answered by Melissa - Thu Feb 7 18:02:15 2008
Is it okay to start your small homebased business with one product with many variations?
Q. Would it be okay to start your small homebased business with one product with many variations(body sprays with a large variety of scents and then branch off into other products later? Or should you just start out with a variety of products (lotions, body sprays, bubble bath, and liquid soap)? Really appreciate an answer to this question. Thanks by the way the business is strictly online.
Asked by closure - Thu Jan 14 13:36:55 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are planning home sales parties, you would want a diversity of products, or complementary partners to join in the program. You might search the web for "private label" cosmetics, skin care, etc. you can purchase fairly small quantities of generic products with your brand label attached. A popular term among the internet marketing gurus is Niche Marketing, it's a lot easier to rank well in search results for hand-crafted-hemp-fashion then for the word Fashion. By being a big fish i a little pond you have a better chance of being noticed, in that small world, if you setup a website wholly focused on body spray, with their term in the domain name in the page title, in the texts and image descriptions, there's a better chance of… [cont.]
Answered by Jakester - Fri Jan 15 03:11:41 2010
Q. Would it be okay to start your small homebased business with one product with many variations(body sprays with a large variety of scents and then branch off into other products later? Or should you just start out with a variety of products (lotions, body sprays, bubble bath, and liquid soap)? Really appreciate an answer to this question. Thanks by the way the business is strictly online.
Asked by closure - Thu Jan 14 13:36:55 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are planning home sales parties, you would want a diversity of products, or complementary partners to join in the program. You might search the web for "private label" cosmetics, skin care, etc. you can purchase fairly small quantities of generic products with your brand label attached. A popular term among the internet marketing gurus is Niche Marketing, it's a lot easier to rank well in search results for hand-crafted-hemp-fashion then for the word Fashion. By being a big fish i a little pond you have a better chance of being noticed, in that small world, if you setup a website wholly focused on body spray, with their term in the domain name in the page title, in the texts and image descriptions, there's a better chance of… [cont.]
Answered by Jakester - Fri Jan 15 03:11:41 2010
Why the new high speed train track can be connected without cracks for temperature variations?
Q. The new high-speed trains can travel up to 350KM/hr. The train tracks are continuously connected without cracks . This is why it can reach high speed. How can it adjust to the variations because of the expansion/contraction due to temperature variations?
Asked by Y.P. Golf - Sun Aug 31 10:20:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wondered about that myself, so I looked it up on wikipedia. Basically they are welded in place while hot, and the only problem is cold weather -- and then they just stretch. Continuous welded rail Most modern railways use continuous welded rail (CWR), sometimes referred to as ribbon rails. In this form of track, the rails are welded together by utilising flash butt welding to form one continuous rail that may be several kilometres long, or thermite welding to repair or splice together existing CWR segments. Because there are few joints, this form of track is very strong, gives a smooth ride, and needs less maintenance. The first welded track was used in Germany in 1924 and the US in 1930 and has become common on main lines since the… [cont.]
Answered by billrussell42 - Sun Aug 31 10:32:58 2008
Q. The new high-speed trains can travel up to 350KM/hr. The train tracks are continuously connected without cracks . This is why it can reach high speed. How can it adjust to the variations because of the expansion/contraction due to temperature variations?
Asked by Y.P. Golf - Sun Aug 31 10:20:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wondered about that myself, so I looked it up on wikipedia. Basically they are welded in place while hot, and the only problem is cold weather -- and then they just stretch. Continuous welded rail Most modern railways use continuous welded rail (CWR), sometimes referred to as ribbon rails. In this form of track, the rails are welded together by utilising flash butt welding to form one continuous rail that may be several kilometres long, or thermite welding to repair or splice together existing CWR segments. Because there are few joints, this form of track is very strong, gives a smooth ride, and needs less maintenance. The first welded track was used in Germany in 1924 and the US in 1930 and has become common on main lines since the… [cont.]
Answered by billrussell42 - Sun Aug 31 10:32:58 2008
Do you think animals within the same species have different variations of faces like humans do?
Q. Whenever I see a robin, I've noticed that they all look the same and cannot tell the difference between other robins. With humans, we notice the differences immediately. Do animals have different variations of faces like humans?
Asked by nic - Sat Jun 13 11:07:04 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's funny, I was wondering the same thing the other day. I think that it's just between the same species. Like how humans have different faces, maybe robins (and other birds, etc) see each other's faces as different. I think that maybe it's because it's their own species, they might notice minor differences more than we do...? Now I'll be thinking about this all day, it's so interesting. (:
Answered by dinoroar! - Sat Jun 13 11:13:29 2009
Q. Whenever I see a robin, I've noticed that they all look the same and cannot tell the difference between other robins. With humans, we notice the differences immediately. Do animals have different variations of faces like humans?
Asked by nic - Sat Jun 13 11:07:04 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's funny, I was wondering the same thing the other day. I think that it's just between the same species. Like how humans have different faces, maybe robins (and other birds, etc) see each other's faces as different. I think that maybe it's because it's their own species, they might notice minor differences more than we do...? Now I'll be thinking about this all day, it's so interesting. (:
Answered by dinoroar! - Sat Jun 13 11:13:29 2009
How do you get color variations?
Q. Hi, I am thinking of breeding Duprasi's and I know that they don't have color variations (yet), since they are very rare to find, how do you g per say breed a new color? In all rodents or animals?
Asked by Kyle S - Fri Nov 30 20:44:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Color is genetic what you need is two animals of the same or similar breed that have even the slightest color variation and breed them it is best to start out with at least three (I'll explain later on). The offspring are a key part of your breeding program you must only breed the ones that have good sound bodies and temperments then you pick the ones that have the most color variation. The ones with the most color variation are the ones that you need to breed this is were the third specimen comes into play. At some point you will have to breed back to your starting line it's refered to as line breeding this will strengthen the color diffrence. How soon you can breed back into the line is hard to tell. Rabbits for example should not be… [cont.]
Answered by rosey - Fri Nov 30 21:02:18 2007
Q. Hi, I am thinking of breeding Duprasi's and I know that they don't have color variations (yet), since they are very rare to find, how do you g per say breed a new color? In all rodents or animals?
Asked by Kyle S - Fri Nov 30 20:44:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Color is genetic what you need is two animals of the same or similar breed that have even the slightest color variation and breed them it is best to start out with at least three (I'll explain later on). The offspring are a key part of your breeding program you must only breed the ones that have good sound bodies and temperments then you pick the ones that have the most color variation. The ones with the most color variation are the ones that you need to breed this is were the third specimen comes into play. At some point you will have to breed back to your starting line it's refered to as line breeding this will strengthen the color diffrence. How soon you can breed back into the line is hard to tell. Rabbits for example should not be… [cont.]
Answered by rosey - Fri Nov 30 21:02:18 2007
How many variations in first-, second-, and third-place finishes are possible in a 100-yd dash with 6 runners?
Q. How many variations in first-, second-, and third-place finishes are possible in a 100-yd dash with 6 runners?
Asked by Big C - Sun May 24 15:31:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the first place finish the probability is out of 6 runners For the second place finish the probability is out 5 runners And the last place can only be out of 4 runners The possible variations is 6*5*4 = 120 combinations
Answered by no ideas < --- - Sun May 24 15:39:56 2009
Q. How many variations in first-, second-, and third-place finishes are possible in a 100-yd dash with 6 runners?
Asked by Big C - Sun May 24 15:31:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the first place finish the probability is out of 6 runners For the second place finish the probability is out 5 runners And the last place can only be out of 4 runners The possible variations is 6*5*4 = 120 combinations
Answered by no ideas < --- - Sun May 24 15:39:56 2009
Is there a recording of Glenn Gould playing Bach's Goldberg Variations without his singing in the background?
Q. In my copy of Gould's Variations (1981), Gould can be heard singing along in the background - apparently it's an eccentricity of his. Are there any recordings where he can't be heard or where it has been digitally removed?
Asked by Mia - Sat Jul 3 14:03:41 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A company named Zenph has done a remastered digital version of the Gould Goldberg Variations (first commercial version): I'm not sure about the "singing" issue, but this might be worth pursuing. Good luck!
Answered by Holden - Sun Jul 4 15:09:42 2010
Q. In my copy of Gould's Variations (1981), Gould can be heard singing along in the background - apparently it's an eccentricity of his. Are there any recordings where he can't be heard or where it has been digitally removed?
Asked by Mia - Sat Jul 3 14:03:41 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A company named Zenph has done a remastered digital version of the Gould Goldberg Variations (first commercial version): I'm not sure about the "singing" issue, but this might be worth pursuing. Good luck!
Answered by Holden - Sun Jul 4 15:09:42 2010
pH variations in different parts of the digestive system are important to the process of digestion because why
Q. pH variations in different parts of the digestive system are important to the process of digestion because why?? Why are they?
Asked by bralex9428 - Fri May 9 06:03:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In your stomach the pH level is LOW (low is very acidic) and the pH level increases as you travel through the digestive tract. Aside from the need to break the food we eat into smaller chemical pieces (i.e. break proteins down into amino acids and carbohydrates into monosaccharides), some compounds in our food are only soluble in the bloodstream when in an environment of certain pH value. pH is a measure of the amount of hydrogen ions (positive ions) in the area, and many molecules react with hydrogen ions and become positively charged or negatively charged. Charged molecules are absorbed differently than uncharged molecules, so the pH of the area will have an effect on the uptake of certain minerals, vitamins etc in different parts of… [cont.]
Answered by JH - Sun May 11 10:04:49 2008
Q. pH variations in different parts of the digestive system are important to the process of digestion because why?? Why are they?
Asked by bralex9428 - Fri May 9 06:03:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In your stomach the pH level is LOW (low is very acidic) and the pH level increases as you travel through the digestive tract. Aside from the need to break the food we eat into smaller chemical pieces (i.e. break proteins down into amino acids and carbohydrates into monosaccharides), some compounds in our food are only soluble in the bloodstream when in an environment of certain pH value. pH is a measure of the amount of hydrogen ions (positive ions) in the area, and many molecules react with hydrogen ions and become positively charged or negatively charged. Charged molecules are absorbed differently than uncharged molecules, so the pH of the area will have an effect on the uptake of certain minerals, vitamins etc in different parts of… [cont.]
Answered by JH - Sun May 11 10:04:49 2008
Variations of homologous genes that result in differences in structure and function?
Q. Variations of homologous genes that result in differencnes in sturcture and function are called what? Are they: alleles, loci, autosomes, dominant, or linked? I thought it might be alleles but I'm not too positive what "linked" means.
Asked by hockeysticks - Fri Feb 29 02:37:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, alleles is the correct answer. For example, if a gene determines the seed shape of peas, one allele of that gene may produce round seeds and another allele may produce wrinkled seeds.
Answered by Niotulove - Fri Feb 29 04:34:01 2008
Q. Variations of homologous genes that result in differencnes in sturcture and function are called what? Are they: alleles, loci, autosomes, dominant, or linked? I thought it might be alleles but I'm not too positive what "linked" means.
Asked by hockeysticks - Fri Feb 29 02:37:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, alleles is the correct answer. For example, if a gene determines the seed shape of peas, one allele of that gene may produce round seeds and another allele may produce wrinkled seeds.
Answered by Niotulove - Fri Feb 29 04:34:01 2008
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