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There are five feasible solutions to a three-objective optimization problem (solns A - E shown below with their objective function values). Indicate whether each solution is dominated or non- dominated. If a solution is dominated, indicate which other solution(s) dominate(s) it. Solution soln Dom or non-dom Dominated by A Dominated E B Non-dominated C Non-dominated D Dominated B E Non-dominated.

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the conducting tissue found in vascular plants that functions in transportation of materials throughout the plant, but does not lend structure support to the stem is A. xylem B. phloem C.sporopollenin D.endosperm e. LYCOPHYLL Solution Answer : B. Phloem Phloem is responsible for the transporting sugars,proteins, and other organic molecules in plants. xylem is responsible for the transport of water and water soluble nutrients,taken up by the roots and also primary component of wood. Vascular plants are able to higher than other plants due to the rigidity of xylem cells, which support the plant..

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Read the short article Horizontal Gene Transfer in E Coli and answer the following questions.(https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150519105900.htm) Remember to use your own words; plagiarism of any kind will not be tolerated (see syllabus for further information on what constitutes plagiarism). (1) What is horizontal gene transfer (HGT)? (2) In the posted article, how many gene transfer elements were found for E. coli O104:H4? (3) What is the source of these gene transfer elements? (4) Should we be concerned about HGT in prokaryotes? If so, why? Solution (1) Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is the lateral gene movement, wherein the movement of genetic material takes place between unicellular or multicellular organisms across species. This gene transfer is different from the vertical gene transfer in which the transmission of DNA occurs from parent to offspring. Often genetic material swaping occurs between bacteria of same as well as different species, through this means by aquiring one of the processes; transformation, transduction or conjugation. During HGT, plasmids, transposons or integrons act as vectors that transfer genes. (2) In the given article, the team from Madurai Kamaraj University in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, identified 38 gene transfer elements for E. coli O104:H4. (3) The research team identified 38 gene transfer prophage elements for E.coli O104:H4. They showed that the these elements act as genetic weapons protecting the bacteria from antibiotics. The source of these elements were viruses (the bacteriophages), that infect bacteria, and in the process bacteria aquired these elements from viruses. (4) In prokaryotes, horizontal gene transfer is a major concern. Aquisition of new genes through HGT is ability of Bacteria and Archaea to adapt to new changing environments. Druing HGT, genes that are responsible for antibiotic resistance in one species of bacteria can be transferred to another species of bacteria, and is the primary reason for the spread of antibiotic resistance. Besides antibiotic resistance, HGT also gives bacteria an ability to degrade novel compounds (such as different insecticides and pesticides). Thus the bacterial strains after HGT are much more dangerous as they are multi drug resistant and more virulent. These transfer elements when transferred to a pathogenic bacteia, can become a serious health hazard as they are resistant to antibiotics available with us and thus cannot be trated easily..

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One function of the spliceosome is to: (Select all that apply.) A. recognize the beginning and end of the introns. B. recognize the 5\' end of the primary transcript. C recognize the beginning and end of the exons. D recognize the 3\' end of the primary transcript. Solution The correct answer is :A. recognize the beginning and end of the introns. Reason: Spliceosome consists of snRNAs and snRNPs which together make a complex.This complex binds to the beginning and end of the introns and forms a loop which is later excised and the ends of exons are sealed..

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Match the following organelles with their key functions in the cell nucleus rough endoplasmic reticulum Golgi apparatus lysosomes mitochondria chloroplasts peroxisomes cytosol carbon fixation site of protein synthesis ready for cellular distribution recycling of intracellular materials modification and packing of proteins for secreation site of protein synthesis that contains the majority of metabolic pathways containment of toxic reactions the site of the core genome oxidative phosphorylation Solution 1: Nucleus: The site of core genome;g 2: Rough ER: site of protein synthesis ready for cellular distribution; b 3: Golgi apparatus: Modification and packing of proteins for secretion; d 4: Lysosome: recylcing of intracellular material; c 5: Mitochondria: Oxidative phosphorylation;h 6: Chloroplast: Carbon fixation; a 7: Peroxisomes: Containment of toxic reaction; f 8: Cytosol: Site of protein synthesis that contains majority of metabolic pathways; e.

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