What makes a pathogen "infectious"?

The function of glycolysis is to?

Which of the following statements is the most correct regarding homeostatic imbalance? Negative feedback mechanisms are functioning normally. The internal environment is becoming more stable. Positive feedback mechanisms are overwhelmed.

Explain three disadvantages to using an electron microscope to view microorganisms.

If spaghetti represents a carbohydrate, what organ (s) would chemically digest this macromolecule?

3) Darwin has been often credited with discovering evolution. Why is this not right?

How do you call a prokaryote kingdom that typically live in oxygenated environments, and are not as adapted to harsh environments as the other prokaryote kingdom?

Rosa has a vegetable garden. She places earthworms, which are decomposers, in the garden soil. What is Rosa most likely trying to do? A. prevent insects from eating the plants B. create usable food energy for the plants C.

A transposable element (TE), or transposon, is a __ sequence that can change its __ within a genome, sometimes creating or reversing mutations and altering the cell's __.

How a biologist's reseach can proceed from an idea to a published article

How many times do the nostrils of a frog open and close in one minute