1.) How is DNA related to chromosomes and genes?

DNA and RNA are macromolecules known as nucleic acids.

2.) What are the monomers (building blocks) called, that make up these nucleic acids?

3.) What are the 3 components of each monomer?

Viruses are considered to be nonliving. how are viruses similar to living organisms? how are they different?

Skeletal muscle fibers contain striations. what is the best description of a striation?

Because plate movements have raised ancient sea floors above sea level, a. There is less coral than there used to be. B. Coral reefs are only found in the deep oc

A divide as it relates to Earth science is the a. stream that flows between two trees. b. rate of precipitation that exceeds infiltration. c. largest river system possible. d. elevated land area that separates one watershed from another.

Is the risk of human infection limited to a geographical location or race of people?

Which organism is able to cause an infection? (A) bacteria (B) skin cell (C) white blood cell (D) red blood cell

Which is true about enzymes? Question 20 options: They act on nonspecific, randomly chosen substrates. After a reaction, they cannot be reused. They can speed up metabolic processes in the body. They cannot change shape.

Why does the meiosis produce cells with only half the amount of DNA? How does this aid in the formation of a healthy zygote?

Which way does the sun's gravity act on any body in orbit? A. pulls it forward in its orbit B. pulls it backward in its orbit C. pulls it toward the sun

Which two processes result in variations in sexually reproducing species? (1) mutation and genetic recombination (2) mitosis and natural selection (3) extinction and gene replacement (4) selective breeding and cloning