Answer:
I would say B
Explanation:
When it comes to predator and prey, the prey will always have a higher population than the predator.
1. What happened to the balloons when the bottle was squeezed? /2
Answer:
the balloons blew then flew
Competition occurs when organisms try to use the same limited resource. True or False
Answer:
the answer is
true and this organism are called
inter specific organism
Pseudoscience is more likely to be driven by ALL of the following factors EXCEPT?
A. commercial interests
B. evidence
C. culture
D. ideology
Explanation:
A because you need reservation question hypothesis experiment analyze and a conclusion
What makes the stratum corneum cells a poor host for HPV infection and what makes the stratum basale cells the best host?
Stratum corneum is made of dead keratinized cells that can't be infected, while stratum basale is made of living cells that can be hosts for this virus.
Denelle pulled gently on a spring scale. The scale showed a force, but the block did not move. Why not?
Explanation:
A large force is applied to an object with a small mass
Read the article and use it to answer the question that follows.
Sex Linked Inheritance
Why are women often carriers of X-linked traits but rarely affected by them?
Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
Women are often carriers of X-linked traits but are rarely affected by the trait because they have two X chromosomes and the two have to carry the X-linked allele in order for them to be phenotypically affected, especially if the trait is a recessive one.
Unlike men that are XY and only require one X-linked allele in order to be affected for X-linked recessive traits, women need two alleles - one on each chromosome - in order to be affected. One of the X chromosomes of a woman usually comes from the woman's father and the other one from her mother. In order to be affected, a woman must inherit an affected chromosome from her father and her mother respectively, thereby reducing the probability of having the trait.
The X chromosome of a man usually comes from his mother. Hence, a man only needs to inherit an affected chromosome from his carrier mother to be affected for the trait, thereby increasing the probability of having the trait when compared to a woman.
This is not the case for X-linked dominant traits where both men and women have an equal chance of being affected.
Women carry two XX chromosomes in their cells. They carry the X chromosome but rarely gets affected by the trait because to be phenotypically affected they should carry X linked disease trait on both the X chromosomes.
Especially in the case when the trait is recessive then they should have two XX chromosomes which are linked to traits.
In the male, they have one X and one Y chromosome so they acquire an X chromosome and gets affected by it.
In male presence of one X chromosome from the carrier mother is enough to pass the trait. While in females to have X linked recessive trait they should have two alleles.
The woman does not get affected as one chromosome comes from the father and the other from the mother so to be affected the woman must acquire genes with traits from both parents.
Therefore, women are often carriers but are rarely affected by them.
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