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Horse hoof which are made up of keratin are similar to middle finger nail of human this may have occured because their common ancestors have a structure that is with time has modified into horse hoof and middle finger nail od human.
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1) Human vs Horse. A human's higher initial acceleration suggests that a human might outrun a horse over a very short race, but the horse's higher top speed allows it win a longer race. A simple-but plausible model for a sprint by a human and a horse uses the following assumptions: The human accelerates at 8.00 m/s for 1.40 s then runs at constant speed. A horse accelerates at a more modest 5.60 m/s for a longer...
4. Draw an organic compound for each set of criteria, or explain why the criteria render a structure impossible: a) What is a single structure that has a constitutional isomer, a geometric isomer, and an enantiomer? Please draw the original structure, along with its constitutional isomer, its geometric isomer, and its enantiomer - or explain why a single compound cannot have a constitutional isomer, a geometric isomer, and an enantiomer. b) What is a single structure which is chiral and...
please draw and explain quetion 7 and explain Question 8
Question 7 The structure shown below corresponds to: NH 0/1 point 1) keto tautomeric form of cytosine 2) enol tautomeric form of cytosine 3) imino tautomeric form of uracil 4) imino tautomeric form of cytosine Question 8 1/1 point For the oligoribonucleotide CGTAAGCCG (bearing a phosphate group at the 5' end and an OH group at the 3' end), the net charge at physiological pH i.e. pH = 7.4) is:...
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