Model 2 – Aquatic Plant Experiment

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Q: Could you please put in order the following experiment (erase the ones that are not needed):  1) A…

A: Fruit ripening experiment.

Q: You are examining a growth curve data from an experiment. At time 70 min, the optical density was…

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Q: discuss the major biochemical and physiological considerations the acclimatization of in vitro…

A: Introduction Acclimatization is a process by which an organism adjust to a change in the…

Q: Describe what steps should be taken during testing of animals who encounter adverse reactions that…

A: Animals are the one which are used in preclinical trails and they should be used with appropriate…

Q: [1] Instructions: Read each excerpt from a research paper and identify the dependent, independent,…

A: Dependent and independent variables are types of variables that are used in mathematical modelling.…

Q: eex Tor o weekS Which of these describes the validity of Lolita's experiment? O A The experiment is…

A: Ans:- The option(b) is right ----The experiment is valid because all the factors except the variable…

Q: When designing a study to examine the association between a plant based diet and heart disease, do…

A: The word cohort means a group of people and the cohort study is a type of medical research used to…

Q: Describe the major differences between assimilative anddissimilative reductions.

A: The biosynthetic reactions such as fixation of CO2 require both reducing power and ATP. The reducing…

Q: How can the author's view of selective breeding best be described?

A: Selective Breeding Selective Breeding is the artificial selection breeding in which new organisms…

Q: 1)Different rose bushes are grown in a greenhouse for two months. The number of flowers on each bush…

A: In any scientific experiment, there are few kinds of variables. The independent variable can vary…

Q: effect of humn manipulation to the natural environmen

A: By reducing the human intervention we can control the adverse effect of human manipulation of the…

Q: umerical value for the standardized selection point is numerical value for the truncation point is…

A: Selection in Breeding: The selection differential, S, measures the mean phenotypic value of…

Q: Instructions: Read each excerpt from a research paper and identify the dependent, independent,…

A: Independent variable- the variable the researcher changes Dependent variable- the changes that…

Q: a. Two of the samples that were analyzed were non-GMO food with plant primers and GMO-positive…

A: Genetic engineering (GE) is the intentional change of an organism's genetic structure, which…

Q: Drought is one of the major problems which cause serious yield reduction in wheat crop. How QTL…

A: The Quantitative trait loci (QTL) is a location from where some genes influence a phenotype of…

Q: List any three methods of feed evaluation

A: Digestive trials are the trials which are used to measure the amount of nutrients that are absorbing…

Q: Investigators selected women with breast cancer from the national cancer registry and an age-matched…

A: Cancer  Cancer is the uncontrolled growth of cell which are abnormal in function and are responsible…

Q: 11. Control Group Bart believes that mice exposed to microwaves will become extra strong. He decides…

A: Introduction An independent variable, often known as a manipulative variable, is a potential…

Q: What type of event causes founder effect? what type of event causes bottleneck effect?

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Q: Susie has two plants. Both are exposed to the same amount of sunlight, are grown in the same kind of…

A: Control and experimental group In an experiment, the experimental group is given a specific…

Q: Case-control study, prospective cohort study, cross-over trial, and retrospective cohort study are…

A: Observational study designs are also called as epidemologic study defines are retrospective. They…

Q: give an example of experimental research . Why this resesrch is beneficial?

A: An experimental research is defined as the investigation to find the cause-effect relationship…

Q: Is also resistant to d following individuals from the current year's crop: Individual A-Yield: 179…

A: Drought is one of every of the most important abiotic stresses that have an effect on rice…

Q: . Examine the four trials shown in Model 2. Identify several conditions in the experiment that are…

A: In this aquatic plant experiments, several conditions are the same in each trial. The level of water…

Q: The difference (GM plant breeding, Selective breeding, Advanced breeding) Pls give very short…

A: Introduction:   The sexual reproduction of progeny, which is usually creatures or plants, is…

Q: Heterosis has played a key role in productivity enhancement in crop species. As a plant breeder,…

A: Heterosis is described as a cross between two distinct inbred strains that results in the progeny…

Q: describe strategies that are used to manage insect resistance in genetically modified (GM) crop

A: It is estimated that about 15% of world's crop yield is lost to insects or pests. The damage is…

Q: List five response variables that should be determined in a callus induction experiment

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Q: Is there any relationship between dedifferentiatiation and the higher degree of success achived in…

A: In plants, the meristem is the tissue that has the ability to undifferentiated (merismatic cells)…

Q: Discuss the two main limitations of the plant hybridization programme.

A: Plant hybridization program includes the crossing of two organisms that are not genetically the same…

Q: Table 2: DCMU     Time (min) A600 Control "Low" DCMU "High" DCMU 0 1.200 1.300 1.300 2 1.000 1.100…

A: Control is very important part of the experiment. it may be of two types positive and negative

Q: Discuss in detail: What are the top 10 Indian agricultural insects that cause heavy loss and also…

A: top 10 Indian agricultural insects that cause heavy loss and also include the controlling Mechanism…

Q: 7. Write briefly on integrated pest management in crop production.

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Q: answer 11-15 please

A: Independent variable is the cause.Its value is independent of other variables in the experiment.…

Q: In the following picture, the differences in phenotype are due to: Genotype Shoot A1A1 Growth A1A2…

A: Phenotype  The visible character of an organism which is a result of expression of gene is known as…

Q: According to the pressure flow model for translocation…   Select one: a. sugar is transported out…

A: Pressure flow or bulk flow is the movement of matters in masses or bulk from one region to…

Q: You have 60 seedlings (same variety) in individual pots; assume the environment is homogeneous. You…

A: A seed is an embryonic plant encased in a protective external covering, alongside a food reserve.…

Q: what are the issues that should be addressed in a risk assessment and the risk management plan for…

A: * Genetically modified organisms are whose genetic material altered using genetic engineering…

Q: What is the primary reason for randomizing group allocation in a randomized controlled trial (RCT)?…

A: A randomized controlled trial (RCT) is an epidemiological experiment where the subjects in a…

Q: Give your opinion about the utilization of modern advanced techniques in breeding of sorghum. Also…

A: According to the question, we have to provide the utilization of modern advanced techniques in the…

Q: Explain how pesticide resistance occurs.

A: Pesticide resistance develops as a result of the transmission of resistant genes (via natural…

Q: List atleast 2 quantitative and 2 qaulitative variables in these study.

A: Quantitative means measuring or measured by the quantity of something rather than its quality. The…

Q: Has the response to selection leveled off in the strain of corn selected forhigh oil content shown…

A: In the picture shown above, the selection for oil content in corn increased oil content in one line…

Q: Ernie's school has three greenhouses, located in three parts of the school. Ernie notices that the…

A: The additional factors that could be tested are water availability

Q: plants were grown using two differenc fertilizers and the number of flowers that each plant produced…

A: In all research methodologies, hypothesis formulation is the critical first step. The experiments…

Q: explain the reason for the possibility of getting the reverse of the results in this experiment.…

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Q: Thirty con seedlings of equal size were randomly assigned to one of three treatment groups. At the…

A: Plants are mainly multicellular organisms in nature. They are also referred to as the photosynthetic…

Genomic studies

Genomic studies (genomics) is the study of the whole genome of an organism. Using bioinformatics and high-performance computing, genomic researchers examined massive amounts of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)-sequence data to discover variations or mutations that affect drug response, health, or disease. Genomics is a much younger discipline than genetics, having only emerged in the last few decades as a result of technological advancements in DNA sequencing and computational biology.