The single base ends created when DNA is cut with an enzyme have a high likelihood of finding complementary ends when placed in solution and adhering through hydrogen bonding to form new DNA combinations. These ends are often referred to as ends.

Match the reproductive structures based on their function and the system to which they belong. egg ovary sperm vas deferens vagina fallopian tube testis urethra

Ivan is looking at a cross section of a stem taken from a vascular plant. he sees two different types of vascular tissue: the xylem, which is closer to the center of the stem, and the phloem, located around the xylem, closer to the outside of the stem. how do these two structures work together in a living plant?

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