What does the term "homeostasis" mean?

a

Maintain a stable internal environment

b

Based on a universal genetic code

c

Respond to their environment

d

Made up of units called cells

What do we call the three categories that divide living organisms based on their genetic links? Domains Trophic levels Kingdoms Genetics

1) How is DNA condensed to form a chromosome? 2) What is the difference of mechanism genes and the DNA segments between them? 3) What is the difference between a gene expression and the genetic code? (Will give brainliest if answered correctly)

The three-dimensional shape of rna molecules is held together by what bonds

Explain what typically marks the beginning and end of any division of time on the geologic time scale?

Science is seldom advanced in isolation. Watson and Crick could not have arrived at their model of the helix without discovery of the structure of and how they are linked together, X-ray crystallography data, or biochemical analysis of the molar

Why are organelle important for cell homeostasis

In what way does the cerebellum coordinate and "fine tune" skeletal muscle movements? Check all that apply. It consciously coordinates minute muscle movements. It consciously coordinates minute muscle movements.

Hemoglobin transports oxygen in the blood and consists of a chain of 146 amino acids. how many different types of amino acids are used to construct proteins?

What is a change analysis survey?

The function of a chromosome is to A. provide structural support. B. transport cellular wastes. C. produce cellular energy. D. store genetic material. Which of the following is true about genes? A.