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Biology Fundamentals: The 4 Pillars

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What is the main function of cells?

To maintain homeostasis and undergo metabolism

To classify living beings and reproduce

To multiply and store information

To contain DNA and produce proteins (correct)

What is the result of an alteration in the replication of DNA?

Enhancement of the organism's traits

Prevention of cell division

Mutation, which can change characteristics of the organism (correct)

Creation of new species

What are the 4 pillars on which the foundation of biology stands?

Cell theory, Evolution, Genetics, Homeostasis (correct)

Classification, Mutation, DNA replication, Growth

Cell division, Metabolism, Reproduction, Adaptation

Homeostasis, Bacteria, Protista, Fungi

What represents the ability to maintain a certain balance of physiological processes and living systems for optimal function?

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How much information can just one DNA strand store?

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Biology Fundamentals: The 4 Pillars

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Questions and Answers

What is the main function of cells?

What is the result of an alteration in the replication of DNA?

What are the 4 pillars on which the foundation of biology stands?

What represents the ability to maintain a certain balance of physiological processes and living systems for optimal function?

How much information can just one DNA strand store?

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Biology Fundamentals: The 4 Pillars

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Questions and Answers

What is the main function of cells?

What is the result of an alteration in the replication of DNA?

What are the 4 pillars on which the foundation of biology stands?

What represents the ability to maintain a certain balance of physiological processes and living systems for optimal function?

How much information can just one DNA strand store?

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