which instrument is most commonly used to observe the
external features of grasshopper's abdomen?
Answer Posted / sripathi v rao
which of the following instrument is most commonly used to
observe the external features of a grasshopper's abdomen?
1. ultracentrifuge
2. microdissection instrument
3. dissecting microscope
4. electron microscope
Answer choice:
Correct answer is: 3
The dissecting microscope allows you to view 3D images up
to 50x magnification. It is commonly used in dissections.
other choices application:
1. The ultracentrifuge spins liquids and separates the
contents by their density,
2. micro-dissection instruments are used to manipulate
microscopic organelles (such as transferring nuclei), and
4. electron microscopes can magnify an image up to 250,000x
and are used to see microscopic details.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 10 Yes | 4 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Explain about the mass number of nuclear?
Suppose you used the NCBI Blast server to look for a match to a fruit-fly gene. Suppose further that the best alignment contained this section of an alignment: Hit from database: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXNFSTSQ User sequence: SLEAEAAPASISPSNFSSSQ What do the Xs signify?
What is C-compliator?
Draw the E-R diagram for the database of a departmental store having the following relational database scheme Employees(e-no, address) Department(d-name) work-n(e-no, d-name) Looking-after(d-name, e-no) Item (item-no, brand-name, model-no, cost-price, sale-price)
Did bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes exchange transporter genes appreciably during the past two billion years?
What is enzyme-ligand interaction?
How long will a train 100m long traveling at 72kmph take to overtake another train 200m long traveling at 54kmph?
An electron is injected into a region of uniform magnetic flux density with the components of velocity parallel to and normal to the flux. What is the path of the electron?
What is the science of bioinformatics?
What are the main differences between parsimony,distance and likelihood-based algorithms?
What is the input and outpit of a distance based algorithm?
How to predict the function of a gene (product)?
Bootstrap analysis evaluates evolutionary trees by sampling columns from the original alignment with replacement (multiplying or removing some of them) and computing a proportion of times that a particular branch appears in the resulting trees. What is the main idea behind this approach?
Did integral membrane transport proteins arise as an independent protein class or from other types of proteins?
What is the idea behind ?weighting? sequences in the package CLUSTAL W for multiple alignment? How are these weights calculated?