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What is an allele? What are dominant and recessive alleles?

The nucleus of a cell contains DNA molecules, which code for proteins. In humans, DNA is arranged into 46 linear, double-stranded molecules called chromosomes. Chromosomes of similar length are paired...

CT
Answered by Christina T. Biology tutor
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What's the difference between 'por' and 'para'?

'Por' and 'para' convey very different meanings in Spanish and using one instead of the other can change the whole meaning of the phrase. For example:-

Trabaja para Carmen - She works for Carm...

GP
Answered by Genevieve P. Spanish tutor
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Solve the equation:

5x-3=72x+1

log55x-3=log572x+1

x-3=(2x+1)log57

x-2xlog57=3+log57

x(1-2...

NH
Answered by Nina H. Maths tutor
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What are the stereochemical implications of bimolecular and unimolecular nucleophilic substitution?

If a chiral molecules undergoes nucleophilic substitution what happens to its stereochemistry?

SN1: These reactions occur with the production of a cationic intermediate. These conta...

HS
Answered by Henry S. Chemistry tutor
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Why are solutions of transition metal ions often coloured

Transition metal ions have, by definition, at least one partly filled d orbital (eg:3d). When in a solution, the positive charge of the transition metal ions can cause the lone elctron pairs of other ...

SA
Answered by Stuart A. Chemistry tutor
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