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If I am correct, C would be your answer.
Envelope is not essential part of virus (option B)
A virus is a small, infectious agent that can replicate only inside the cells of living hosts. Viruses are not considered living organisms because they do not have their own metabolism or cell structure.
The essential parts of a virus are:
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have two alleles for the gene
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4. What old stories from 1880-1890 coincided with the time period that this malnourished girl would have lived? Conversely, what contrast exists between recorded history of the time and this new evidence from the remains?
5. In order to tell the girl’s story, what did the team make a replica of? What tribe did Eli and the team ultimately decide the girl was from and how did they come to this conclusion?
6. Do you think the work that Eli did on this project was valuable? Explain your reasons why/why not
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where's the question ?? I mean what is it based on???
B) meristem
C) ground
D) vascular
D. Vascular tissue
Vascular tissue is known to be a complex conducting tissue that is formed by the arrangement of multiple cell types in vascular plants. Thus, the transportation of minerals, water and other products of photosynthesis occurred through the vascular tissue which is transported throughout the plant. However, both xylem and phloem are primary component of vascular tissue.
What’s the mRNA sequence?
What will be the amino acid sequence?
Will there likely be effects?
What kind of mutation is this?
mRNA Sequence: AUGUGGAACCGUGACU
Amino Acid Sequence: Methionine-Tryptophan-Asparagine-Arginine-Cysteine.
Likely Effects: Minimal impact, as the mutation is a silent mutation, not changing the amino acid.
Mutation Type: Point Mutation.
To find the mRNA sequence, we need to perform transcription, where DNA is used as a template to synthesize complementary mRNA. In this case, we have a substitution mutation in the DNA sequence, so the mRNA sequence will also be affected.
Original DNA Sequence: T A C A C C T T G G C G A C G A C T
Mutated DNA Sequence #5: T A C A C C T T G G G A C G A C T
The mRNA sequence is formed by replacing T with U (uracil) in the DNA sequence:
Original mRNA Sequence: A U G U G G A A C C G C U G C U G A
Now, let's determine the amino acid sequence using the mRNA sequence. Amino acids are coded by codons (three-letter sequences). Here's the mRNA sequence grouped into codons:
AUG UGG AAC CGC UGC UGA
The codons code for specific amino acids:
AUG: Methionine (start codon)
UGG: Tryptophan
AAC: Asparagine
CGC: Arginine
UGC: Cysteine
UGA: Stop codon
So, the amino acid sequence is Methionine-Tryptophan-Asparagine-Arginine-Cysteine.
As for potential effects, the mutation seems to result in a single amino acid change (from glycine to asparagine). Whether this has significant effects on the protein's function depends on its role. If the protein is critical for an essential function, even a single amino acid change can have noticeable effects. However, if it's a less crucial protein or a non-coding region, the impact may be minimal.
This mutation is a point mutation, specifically a missense mutation, where one nucleotide is substituted with another, leading to an amino acid change in the resulting protein.
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mRNA Sequence:ATGTGGAACCGCTGA
Will be effects.
Insertion mutation
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