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How many binary digits are needed to create 1024 combinations? A. 8 B. 9 C. 10 D. 11 Solution C is correct. Ten binary digits provide 1024 combinations (210 = 1024). A, B, and D are incorrect. A is not correct because eight binary digits provide 256 combinations (28 = 256). B is not correct because nine binary digits provide 512 combinations (29 = 512). D is not correct because 11 binary digits provide 2048 combinations (211 = 2048)..

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Trace the path the red blood cell would take as it travels between the right pollex to the left ankle. Include all chambers, valves, and vessels. You can use arrows between structures. Solution The blood starts with Digital veins----> Cephalic vein-----> Right and left brachiocephalic veins----> Superior vena cava----> Right atrium of the heart----->Right ventricle of the heart-----> pulmonary artery-----> pulmonary arterioles-----> pulmonary capillaries----> pulmonary venules----> pulmonary vein--- -->Left atrium of the heart----> Left ventricle of the heart---->aorta ----> Common iliac artery----> External iliac artery----> Femoral artery----> popliteal artery----> Anterior tibial artery.

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Which of the following represents a difference between viruses and viroids? Viruses infect many types of cells whereas viroids infect only prokaryotic cells. Viruses have capsids composed of protein, whereas viroids have no capsids. Viruses contain introns; viroids have only exons. Viruses always have genomes composed of DNA, whereas viroids always have genomes composed of RNA. Viruses cannot pass through plasmodesmata, viroids can. What is the primary role of prokaryotes? parasitizing eukaryotes, thus causing diseases. breaking down organic matter. metabolizing materials in extreme environments. adding methane to the atmosphere. serving as primary producers in terrestrial environments. SARS is associated with what form of virus? Hantavirus. Filovirus. Coronavirus. Influenza Adenovirus An infectious material is isolated from a nerve cell. It contains protein with Amino acid sequences identical to the host protein but no nucleic acids. It belongs to the group Archaea. Prions Toxin producers Viroids Sporoformers Solution 47) B)Viruses have capsids composed of proteins while viroids don\'t have this protein coat or capsid. Both viruses and viroids can infect many cells, Viruses have exons, genome of viruses are composed of DNA and Rna both. 48) B) Primary role of prokaryotes is breaking down organic matter. Prokaryotes like bacteria and cyanobacteria, break down the complex organic matter to utilize energy from them into smaller particles. 49) C SARS is associated with coronavirus. Coronaviruses primarily infect the upper respiratory and gastrointestinal tract in birds and mammals. 50) B Prions.Prions are infectious agents having only proteins but no nucleic acid and can cause neurodegenerative diseases in mammals.

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