how would I make this concept map?

What did Rosalind Franklin, Maurice Wilkins, Francis Crick, and James Watson discover that resulted in the Nobel Prize being awarded to all of them except Franklin (Franklin was ineligible because she was deceased)?

Base on Carl woese' ribosomal RNA (rRNA) gene tree. How can I map the following traits: 1.Monolayer lipid membrane 2.Linear chromosomes 3.Gram-negative cell wall 4.Several RNA polymerase 5.DNA 6.Glycerol 7.70s ribosomes 8.Nucleus To Carl's gene tree (bacteria,Archae,Eukarya).

If you are asked to synthesize a cell using only five parts, what parts will you include to ensure that it can live. Why will you include each?

What is the relationship between DNA, a gene, and a chromosome? Group of answer choices A chromosome consists of one double-stranded DNA molecule and is a single gene. A double-stranded DNA molecule contains many chromosomes, each chromosome being the same as a gene. A double-stranded DNA molecule contains many genes and many chromosomes. A chromosome consists of many double-stranded DNA molecules and contains many genes. A chromosome consists of one double-stranded DNA molecule and contains many genes.

**GENETICS** in genetic linkage and mapping why are we able to add up the individual distances to build the map?

I want to genetically transform an entire organism. To accomplish this do you think it is easier to work with an organism composed of many cells, or composed of a single cell? Why?

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The question that I need help with is : Explain why cells in the human body have the same DNA but different structures and functions?

L A Moving to another question will save this response. Question 3 Which is the correct sorting from the largest to the smallest? Triplet; genome; chromosome; gene; nucleotide; phosphate group; phosphorous atom Genome; chromosome; gene; triplet; nucleotide; phospahate group; phosphorous atom Triplet; genome; chromosome; nucleotide; gene; phosphate group; phosphorous atom Genome; gene; chromosome; nucleotide; triplet; phosphorous atom; phosphate group