Heat shock proteins inhibit inflammatory pathways. Heat shock proteins make healthy cells stronger by protecting cells against stress and injuries, making you more resistant to diseases. Contents 1 Do heat shock proteins reduce inflammation? 2 Where do heat shock proteins come from? 3 How hot should heat shock proteins be? 4 What does heat shock …
Hippeas are healthier than most “puff” snacks, with around half the sodium, 3x the fiber, and 2x the protein of Cheetos Puffs. However, they are still salty snacks made of processed flour and oil. In fact, they have more sugar than Cheetos. They’re much less healthy than whole foods. Contents 1 Did Costco stop selling …
sapiens and S. cerevisiae are both in the Amorphea supergroup, we have also included their classification in Metazoa (i.e., animals) and Fungi, respectively. Contents 1 Are fungi unikonts? 2 Are humans opisthokonts? 3 Are supergroups clades? 4 What defines Unikonta? 5 Are humans Unikonta? 6 What are the key characteristics of opisthokonts? 7 Is Amoeba …
Humans belong in the animal group in the super ground unikonta. Contents 1 What are Unikont genes? 2 Are Unikonta eukaryotes? 3 What defines Unikonta? 4 Are supergroups clades? 5 Are fungi unikonts? 6 Do Opisthokonta have plastids? 7 Are all animals Opisthokonta? 8 Do Excavata have mitochondria? 9 Is Unikonta a phylum? 10 Are …
Among the classical stages of pre-mRNA transcription and maturation in eukaryotic cells, the influenza viruses have developed strategies to replace the host RNA polymerase II with a viral counterpart, as well as the 5′ capping and 3′ polyadenylation, but not the splicing process. Contents 1 Does influenza A have a segmented genome? 2 Where does …
The prochlorophytes are a diverse group of photosynthetic prokaryotes that fall within the cyanobacterial lineage, yet lack phycobilisomes as light harvesting structures. Instead, the prochlorophytes have a light-harvesting apparatus composed of the higher plant pigments chlorophylls a and b. Contents 1 What are characteristics of Prochlorophyceae? 2 What is Prochlorobacteria? 3 Where are Prochlorococcus found? …
Protists are known to exploit a relatively large spectrum of bacterial species and are, therefore, classified as generalist predators. However, grazing-resistant bacteria can develop in response to protist predation. Contents 1 Is a dinoflagellate an animal? 2 What causes dinoflagellate? 3 What species is a dinoflagellate? 4 Which protists can be predators? 5 Do diatoms …
They are anaerobic or microaerophilic, and are often found in stratified water environments including hot springs, stagnant water bodies, as well as microbial mats in intertidal zones. Contents 1 Where do Chromatium cells store sulfur? 2 What is the difference between purple sulphur bacteria and green sulphur bacteria? 3 What is the purpose of purple …
Radiolarians that dwell at great depths in the water column where light is limited or absent typically lack algal symbionts. … The radiolarians are second only to diatoms as a major source of biogenic opal (silicate) deposited in the ocean sediments. Contents 1 What species is Radiolaria? 2 Is Radiolaria animal like or plant like? …
Rhizobium and Bradyrhizobium (class of the Alphaproteobac- teria, order of the Rhizobiales) are Gram-negative nitrogen-fixing bacteria that occur either as free-living soil bacteria or in interaction with the roots of leguminous plants. Contents 1 What do you understand by Rhizobium? 2 Is Rhizobium a blue green algae? 3 What do rhizobia get from plants? 4 …
