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Which is the
1. Smallest living cell
2. Smallest bacteria
3. Largest bacteria
4. Longest bacteria
5. First discovered bacteria ?
1. The smallest living cell is Mycoplasma genitalium. 2. The smallest bacteria is Mycoplasma genitalium. 3. The largest bacteria is Thiomargarita namibiensis. 4. The longest bacteria is Epulopiscium fishelsoni. 5....
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What makes the acid-fast bacteria more pathogenic than other bacteria?
Acid fast bacteria stain pink using the dye Carbol-fuchsin due to a high concentration of mycolic acids in their cell wall. The mycolic acids form a thick, waxy layer that...
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Q2 what steps taken to utilize biodegradable waste and recycle non biodegradable waste?
Biodegradable waste is animal or plant matter that breaksdown naturally with exposure of microorganisms, heat and oxygen. People usebidegradable waste for recycling into the nutrient-rich usable substance which also called...
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in living things,one of this statement is correct
a)waste must be accumulated
b)waste must be recircled
c)waste must be removed
d)waste must be doubled
In all living organisms, wastes should be removed. Other variants do not suit because: Accumulation of wastes may lead to toxic effects and kill the organism. Only some organisms can...
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Binary Fission in bacteria if very fast, sometimes doubling every 20 minutes. If bacteria can divide every 20 minutes how many bacteria would there be after 4 hours if there were originally 100?
As bacteria divide every 20 minutes for 4 hours, the number of their division equals:4h / 20min = 240min / 20min = 12 divisionsThe number of bacteria after 12 divisions...
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What are the importance of knowing the nutrient uptake,nutrient content, nutritional disorder and crop response to nutrient addition?
Knowledge on the nutrient uptake, nutrient content, nutritional disorder, and crop response to nutrient addition helps to manage plant growing and obtain greater harvests.
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Why is recycling of electron carriers and ATP is important for the cell
An electron carrier molecule (ECM). This molecule removes H+ and e- to become NADH. NADH "carries" H+ and e- to the electron transport chain. Once NADH drops off the H+...
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The gets rid of cell waste by breaking down large molecules into smaller ones for the cell to excrete. The helps these waste molecules exit the cell.
The lysosomes get rid of cell waste by breaking down large molecules into smaller ones for the cell to excrete. The cell membrane or plasma membrane helps these waste molecules exit the cell.
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A sample of an industrial waste water is analyzed and found to contain 44.9 ppb Mn <sup>2+ </sup>. How many grams of manganese could be recovered from 1.17×10 <sup>3 </sup> kg of this waste water?
44.9ppb = 44.9 microgram per KgHence, 1Kg of waste water contains 44.9 microgram of Mn2+1.17x10^3Kg of Waste water contains (44.9x1.17x10^3)= 52533microgram Converting microgram to grams, since the question requested for...
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how to recycling waste cooking oil? is there any chemical to change dark color cooking oil to golden yellow color?
We use cooking oil to prepare everything from Thanksgiving turkey to sauteed vegetables to salad dressing. But considering it poses havoc to drains and our sewage pipes, you want to...
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