Simply, translation is a copy of _______________a. DNA from mRNA
b. DNA from DNA
c. protein from RNA
d. RNA from DNA

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

c. protein from RNA

Explanation:

Translation is a process that occurs in the ribosomes where tRNA is used to read the mRNA strand and translate the codons into complementary amino acids.


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7. Why are adult sponges said to be sessile animals? |

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Answer:

All adult sponges are sessile, meaning they are attached to some surface. Since they cannot move, sponges cannot pursue their food. Instead, they are filter feeders, meaning they obtain their food by straining the water for small bits of food like bacteria, algae, or protozoans.

Explanation:

In shorthorn cattle, coat colors are governed by a codominant pair of alleles R and W. The homozygous genotype RR produces red, the other homozygote produces white and the heterozygote produces roan ( a mixture of red and white). The presence of horns is produced by the homozygous recessive genotype pp and the polled condition by its dominant allele P. If roan cows heterozygous for the horned gene are mated to a horned, roan bull, what phenotype ratio is expected in the offspring?

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Answer:

1/8 Red, polled

1/8 Red, horned

1/4 roan, polled

1/4 roan, horned

1/8 white, horned.

1/8 white, horned.

Explanation:

Roan cow with heterozygous horned genotype = RWPp

Roan, horned bull genotype = RWpp

Crossing the two:

RWPp   x   RWpp

Offspring:

2 RRPp = Red, polled

2 RRpp = Red, horned

4 RWPp = roan, polled

4 RWpp = roan, horned

2 WWPp = white, polled

2 WWpp = white, horned.

Hence, the phenotypic ratio is:

1/8 Red, polled

1/8 Red, horned

1/4 roan, polled

1/4 roan, horned

1/8 white, horned.

1/8 white, horned.

Answer:

The phenotypic ratio of the cattle offsprings is as follows:

Red polled = 1/8

Red horned = 1/8

White polled = 1/8

White horned = 1/8

Roan polled = 2/8

Roan horned = 2/8

Explanation:

This is a cross involving two genes; one coding for coat color and the other for horn in cattle. The alleles of the first gene (Red, R and White, W) are codominant i.e. will both be expressed in a heterozygous state (Roan, RW). The polled allele (P) is dominant over the horned allele (p) in the second gene.

According to the question, a roan cow that is heterozygous for the horned gene will have genotype, RWPp while a roan bull that is horned will have genotype, RWpp. Hence, in a cross between these two cattles, each parent will undergo meiosis to produce the following possible gamete combinations;

RWPp- RP, Rp, WP, Wp

RWpp- Rp, Rp, Wp, Wp

These gametes used in a punnet square (see attachment) will produce 16 possible offsprings with 6 distinct phenotypes. The phenotypes are:

Red polled (RRPp or RRPP) = 2/16 or 1/8

Red horned (RRpp) = 2/16 or 1/8

White polled (WWPP or WWPp) = 2/16 or 1/8

White horned (WWpp) = 2/16 or 1/8

Roan polled (RWPP or RWPp) = 4/16 or 2/8

Roan horned (RWpp) = 4/16 or 2/8

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Answer:

Alveoli

Explanation:

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Answer:

Although the blood of the fetus and the mother does not mix,  Simple diffusion across the membrane of the placenta occurs.And since diffusion is the movement of ions and gaseous molecules across the membrane from the higher concentration of the mother blood to the lower concentration of the fetus, toxic chemical are conveyed across.,

Explanation:

KUES Questions8. A water wave has a frequency of 2 Hz and a wavelength of
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Answer:

10m/s

Explanation:

Given parameters:

Frequency of wave  = 2Hz

Wavelength = 5m

Unknown:

Speed of the wave  = ?

Solution:

The speed of a wave is derived from the product of wavelength and frequency;

     speed  = frequency x wavelength

Insert the parameters and solve;

    speed  =2 x 5 = 10m/s

Why does an insertion mutation usually cause more defects during protein synthesis than a point mutation?a. insertion mutations only occur during transcription.
b. insertion mutations can only be silent mutations.
c. insertion mutations can affect many amino acids in the protein.
d. insertion mutations are chromosomal mutations?

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The study of cells is called cell biology. There are two types of a cell on the basis of their number and these are unicellular and multicellular.

The correct answer to the question is option C that is insertion mutations can affect many amino acids in the protein.

What is transcription?

  • The conversation or transferring of the gene from DNA to RNA is called transcription.

What is mutation?

  • The abnormality in the gene in the DNA sequence which forms a mutated protein is called a mutation.

The formation of protein is called translation. This addition of genes changes the sequence of RNA which alters the protein formation while in point mutation it changes only one amino acid.

Hence, the correct answer is option C.

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