Please help me 65 degrees FahrenheitO None of the aboveQUESTION 29In the "DNA Extraction from Fruit" laboratory, what solution disrupted the cell and nuclear membranes?O Methyl orangeHydrogen peroxideTap waterDetergent and a salt-based lysis solutionO Ice-cold ethanolDOO QUESTION 31Which of the following pieces of information is not found in the abstract of a scientific paper?O Visuals of the resultsScope and purpose of the current workOBrief description of the conclusionsBrief description of the resultsKey methodsQUESTION 32From the observation of the onion cells under the microscope, which of the following structure(s) are found in plant cells butnot in animal cells?O cell wallCell membraneCytoplasmNucleusBoth A andB

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O 65 degrees Fahrenhelt O None of the above QUESTION 29 In the "DNA Extraction from Fruit" laboratory, what solution disrupted the cell and nuclear membranes? O Methyl orange O Hydrogen peroxide O Tap water Detergent and a salt-based lysis solution Ice-cold ethanol

O 65 degrees Fahrenhelt O None of the above QUESTION 29 In the "DNA Extraction from Fruit" laboratory, what solution disrupted the cell and nuclear membranes? O Methyl orange O Hydrogen peroxide O Tap water Detergent and a salt-based lysis solution Ice-cold ethanol

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QUESTION 31
Which of the following pieces of information is not found in the abstract of a scientific paper?
O Visuals of the results
Scope and purpose of the current work
OBrief description of the conclusions
Brief description of the results
Key methods
QUESTION 32
From the observation of the onion cells under the microscope, which of the following structure(s) are found in plant cells but
not in animal cells?
O cell wall
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Nucleus
Both A andB

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