Biology
prokaryotic, prophage, prothrombin, prophase, prostate
- Q: Compare And Contrast The Prokaryotic And Eukaryotic Genomes
The eukaryotic genome is diploid but the prokaryotic genome is haploid. The eukaryotic genome has multiple origins of replication but the prokaryotic genome has only one origin of replication. The eukaryotic genome may have more than one chromosome but...
- Which Of These Is The Longest Phase Of Meiosis?
A) Prophase I B) Metaphase I C) Prophase II D) Metaphase II The correct answer is: A) Prophase I...
- During Mitosis, Er And Nucleolus Begin To Disappear At
A) Early prophase B) Late prophase C) Early metaphase D) Late metaphase The correct answer is: A) Early prophase...
- Prostate
Term: prostateLiterally meaning: ?protector, guardian?Origin: Anc Greek?????????/proistimi(=stand before) >???-/pro-(= towards, in front of, before) +??????/istimi(=put, stand, inhibit) Coined/Historyby the Greek phycisian and anatomist...
- Prothrombin
Term: prothrombinLiterally meaning: ?in front of thrombin?Origin: Anc Greek??o-/pro-(prefix denoting ?in front of?, ?towards?)+????????/thrombin(=thrombin, a blood coagulation factor, cleaving fibrinogen to form fibrin in the last step of coagulation...
Biology
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prokaryotic, prophage, prothrombin, prophase, prostate
???-/pro-= as a prefix means " towards", "in front of", "precede", "before"
- Q: Compare And Contrast The Prokaryotic And Eukaryotic Genomes
The eukaryotic genome is diploid but the prokaryotic genome is haploid. The eukaryotic genome has multiple origins of replication but the prokaryotic genome has only one origin of replication. The eukaryotic genome may have more than one chromosome but...
- Which Of These Is The Longest Phase Of Meiosis?
A) Prophase I B) Metaphase I C) Prophase II D) Metaphase II The correct answer is: A) Prophase I...
- During Mitosis, Er And Nucleolus Begin To Disappear At
A) Early prophase B) Late prophase C) Early metaphase D) Late metaphase The correct answer is: A) Early prophase...
- Prostate
Term: prostateLiterally meaning: ?protector, guardian?Origin: Anc Greek?????????/proistimi(=stand before) >???-/pro-(= towards, in front of, before) +??????/istimi(=put, stand, inhibit) Coined/Historyby the Greek phycisian and anatomist...
- Prothrombin
Term: prothrombinLiterally meaning: ?in front of thrombin?Origin: Anc Greek??o-/pro-(prefix denoting ?in front of?, ?towards?)+????????/thrombin(=thrombin, a blood coagulation factor, cleaving fibrinogen to form fibrin in the last step of coagulation...