How is DNA related to an organism's traits?
Certain sections of DNA can be translated into proteins which affect many different traits. Genes (base pair sequences in DNA) code for the types and amounts of proteins and enzymes synthesized by the cells of an organism. Thanks for asking ChaCha!
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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What is the first organism on earth that scientists currently known?
Archaebacteria are the oldest living organisms on earth. This...
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What do you call an organism that lives in extreme conditions?
An extremophile (from Latin extremus meaning "extreme" and Gr...
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Is it true that foods that allow microorganisms to grow our called parasites?
Micro organisms called bacteria are responsible for food pois...
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What are the steps used to genetically modified organism?
Genetic modification involves the insertion or deletion of ge...
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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What is an organism in kingdom protista that is pathogenic?
Some protists are significant pathogens of both animals and p...
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What is the evolutionary history of an organism?
The idea of constraint helps explain why some things didn't h...
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What are two examples of how an organism is organized?
Organisms are organized with binomial nomenclature. There is ...
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What is The science of grouping and naming organism?
Taxonomy is the science of grouping and naming organisms. Tha...
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What is the organism that makes its own food?
Plants produce their own food in a process called photosynthe...
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What is the earliest known group of living organisms?
In biology, an organism is any living thing (such as animal, ...
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What is a single celled organism called?
Some examples of single-celled organisms are bacteria, protoz...
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Why is cell to cell communication important in a multicellular organism?
It is needed to increase the physiological coordination of th...
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How is energy transferred from one organism to another?
Example, stored energy is released as heat energy whenever it...
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What is the organism that makes its own food?
Plants produce their own food in a process called photosynthe...
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How many chromosomes are in the body cells of an organism that has a haploid number of 8?
There are 16 chromosomes in a cell that has 8 haploids. Thank...
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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What is an organism that cannot make its own food?
Biology question: An organism that cannot make its own food? ...
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What is The science of grouping and naming organism?
Taxonomy is the science of grouping and naming organisms. Tha...
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What is the organism that makes its own food?
Plants produce their own food in a process called photosynthe...
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What is the difference between an organ and an organism?
An organ is a grouping of tissues that forms a distinct struc...
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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Does every cell in an organism have the same function?
No. Every cell in an organism has the same DNA, but cells exp...
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What is the difference between biome, ecosystem, community, population, organism?
An ecosystem is the combined physical and biological parts of...
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Classification of a single species of animal. Note the simila...
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What unit scientist use to measure the weight of an organism?
Scientists use different units of measure depending on the si...
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What is an organism that cannot make its own food?
Biology question: An organism that cannot make its own food? ...
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What do we call a diagram that shows the evolutionary relationship among a group of organism?
Phylogenetic systematics is that field of biology that deals ...
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What is something in the environment that causes an organism to react?
There are a few things such as light, or outside aggravation....
About Organism
Any type of life is an organism. All organisms are capable of response to stimuli, reproduction, growth and development, and maintenance of homoeostasis as a stable whole.
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