Urgent help needed

1st one in my opinion...

i was of the understanding 's meant/infered "is"

i was of the understanding 's meant/infered "is"

i was of the understanding 's meant/infered "is"

i was of the understanding 's meant/infered "is"

Ok, very stupid question.
Am just checking grammar/spelling in my essay, an have questioned some grammar...

How do i say cells as in belonging to the cell

"the cells transcription regulation"
or
"the cell's transcription regulation"

like i said, silly as hell but can't remember for the life of me...

I'd need to know more about the context. But as you are talking about ownership you definitely need the apostophe. However, if you are talking about something beloning to more than one cell, then use cells'.

hazarr, yeh i get the whole plural thing, i think i was just being screwy because of its and it's.

the dog drank from its bowl
the dog drank from it's bowl.

Which one of those is right?

Its right what they say, uni grads these days haven't basic english skills...

hazarr, yeh i get the whole plural thing, i think i was just being screwy because of its and it's.

the dog drank from its bowl
the dog drank from it's bowl.

Which one of those is right?

Its right what they say, uni grads these days haven't basic english skills...

in this case it's the first one as in the case of it and he 's means is...