agafiya:

I think the answer to the first question should be gene, but I choose chromosome since it goes in line with the explanation you gave of the difference between gene and chromosome. The answer to the second question is (E) that is gene and environment. Environment also affects the behavior/character expressed by an individual.

Microflux:
yes it shud b environment. But rid the question again. Jamb sed. 'normally' because normali z included d answer is hormone nd gene. Bruh those are jamb tricks. Take it or liv it. Nd 4 my xplanation rid again, and ask anytin that confuses u. Thanks.

Microflux:
yes it shud b environment. But rid the question again. Jamb sed. 'normally' because normali z included d answer is hormone nd gene. Bruh those are jamb tricks. Take it or liv it. Nd 4 my xplanation rid again, and ask anytin that confuses u. Thanks.

Olaskybab:

dere ar some hormones which affect Character/Behaviour..... An hormone calld ADRENALINE wey dey ontop kidney if e 2 much 4 one's body,na wahala o....d persn go dey vex always

datz a gud example,go nd read more on it.

Microflux:
CELL
I know you have been taught this in your primary school days. But notwithstanding.
The cell is the basic unit of the body and the study of heredity is centred on the NUCLEUS of a living cell. However, not much was mentioned in your primary and early secondary school days about its hereditary properties. Within the nucleus of the cell are materials that control the heredity of the individual. We should remember that only the chromosome is involved in heredity which is determined during the process of meiosis during gametogenesis. [b]Gametogenesis is when the spermatozoa and the ovum fuse together [/b]then mitosis will take place dividing the somatic cell to form the zygote. This are the stages of formation of a baby.
Gametogenesis -> zygote -> foetus -> baby. A pregnancy is abortable easily at the zygote/ early foetus stage.
Diagram of a cell below.

Microflux:
u missed the it bruh! Chromosomes are rod-shaped bodies found in the nucleus of a cell and in which genes are located. Y GENES are are units of inheritance composed of DNA and located in chromosome. But the 2nd question is sumhow confusing, because of the ' normally' b4 d question had it bin there is notin lyk normally b4 the question the answer will be E. Environment also deter character but normally its gene and hormones. Thanks. So 1. E 2. D

labimide:
but it would seem that hormones are coded for by genes (ref: X & Y xsomes). So, I'll go for E.

Microflux:
bruh normally is b4 the question. So its hormone

Microflux:
bruh normally is b4 the question. So its hormone

heykims:

Sorry to interrupt..
Environments re also normal phenomena in life. Regardless of the answer in the series booklet, I go for E

Microflux:
a new tutor has opted in. His name z pennyways. U ar higly welcum.

clevvermind:
i hope you people will finish what you've started.

heykims:

It is gradually becoming obvious what d answer to this question is..

clevvermind:
is what?

Pennyways:
REGULATION OF INTERNAL ENVIROMENT
now we gonna study about the regulation of internal enviroment in other words known as homeostasis
most of you must be familiar with this word but might not really know what in means.

the cells of multicellular organism are bathed in body fluids such as blood, lymph and intercellular fluids. these fluids make up the internal enviroment of the organism. this internal enviroment must be kept fairly constant for health, growth and effcient functioning of the body cells. faliure to do that may result to death.
Maintaining of a steady internal enviroment is knows as hemeostasis. An organism regulates its internal enviroment and keeps it in a steady state by constantly ajusting any changes in the physical and chemical conditions of its body fluids. This conditions include temperature, PH (hydrogen ion concentration) osmotic pressure and concentrations of dissolved substances in the body fluids such as carbon dioxide, oxygen, urea, food substances (glucose, amino acids, etc) and ions (sodium, potassium, chloride, etc)

Homeostatic processes is the control of the body meachanism such as detecting and ajusting changes in the internal enviroment of an organism. Usually sensory detectors recognise a change in a given condition and stimulate the relevant body parts involved in control of the body. these parts recieve signals, interpret them and send out instructions to the appropriate effector organs or glands to react and restore the normal state. Such control mechanism is known as homeostatic processes.

Part involved in homeostasis are:

hormones
kidneys
liver and
skin

although these organs play an important role in homeostasis, the brain has the overall control over the homeostasis processes in the animal body.


my next lesson will be on the HORNONES

heykims:

I made a complete sentence sire

Microflux:
GENETICS
Genetics, may be described as the science that deals with questions and answers on inheritance.
This is the inheritance of traits or characters, e.g height, skin colour, weight e.t.c which are transmitted from parents to offsprings during sexual reproduction. The ways and manners by which these characters are inherited from parents is HEREDITY. As a matter of fact it is a common knowledge that after sexual reproduction, the resulting offsprings tends to look like their parent in one or more ways. It may be to their immediate parent or grandparent. You as a person their are some character you portrays which so much resembles that of your parents.