Biyoloji Ödev Yardımı

Biyoloji öğrenmenin en zorlu kısmı, öğrencilerin biyolojinin mikroskobik dünyasını anlamalarını, hücrelerin içine nasıl girip genleri ve molekülleri nasıl keşfedeceklerini nasıl sağlayacaklarıdır. Ancak bilgi teknolojisinin gelişmesiyle birlikte, ne kelimelerin ne de resimlerin biyoloji konularını tam olarak açıklayamadığı durumlarda biyoloji ödevi yardımı önemli bir rol oynayabilir.

QuestionAI, çeşitli deneyler ve ilgili alıştırmalar dahil olmak üzere, yaygın biyoloji soruları yardımcısından temel olarak farklı olan, biyoloji bilgisini öğrenmenize ve uzmanlaşmanıza yardımcı olan bir çevrimiçi biyoloji öğrenme yazılımıdır. Burada, bilgi noktalarını öğrenmek ve anlamak için sığdan derine, katman katman deneysel senaryoları yeniden oluşturmak için deneyleri simüle edebilirsiniz.

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7 uestion In the human body, toxoplasma is localized in Answer 1. erythrocytes 2. stomach 3. platelets 4. cells of internal organs

6 __ How many ATP molecules are produced in the mitochondrial matrix when two glucose molecules are broken down? __ 2. 2 3. 4 4. 68 5. 34

5 Question What type of leaf venation is the most frequent in dicotyledons? Answer 1. parallel 2. arcuate 3. pinnate 4. dichotomous

4 Question Nitrogen bases . are attached to the sugar- phosphate backbone in nucleic acid molecules through: __ 1. Phosphodiester bonds 2. O-glycosidic bonds 3. Electrostatic interactions 4. Hydrogen bonds 5. N-glycosidic bonds 6. Disulfide bonds