How are prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells different?

How does your body keep the correct temperature, pH, blood glucose level, and blood pressure

Where are chromosomes found in eukaryotic cells

What is the main function of the Krebs cycle? A. To produce large numbers of ATP molecules B. To break glucose down into two pyruvate molecules C. To provide molecules for the electron transport chain D.

A vecciene is a substance containing incomplete portions of a virus that produce an immune response when injected into the body

Which membrane bound organelle would you expect to find in a plant nut not in an animal cell

Think about the following items: a candle flame, a balloon floating in the air, and bubbles blown from a bubble wand. Describe characteristics that could indicate life in these items, and characteristics that show they are not alive.

If a person wanted their child to have 6 fingers on each hand, explain how you think a doctor would be able to accomplish this

Why are you less likely to find fossils in metamorphic rocks?

What is the ultimate energy source for most forms of life on earth?

How is the skeleton similar to the frame of a house? both are made of calcium. both provide shape and support. both allow movement. both separate the structures into compartments.?