In eukaryotic mRNA, the parts that remain after processing and are translated into amino acid sequences are called the _____.
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Answer:
Exons.
Explanation:
In mRNA maturation and processing, a complex called a splicesome essentially "cuts out", if you will, non-coding parts of the DNA sequence to be translated. The parts that are cut out are called "introns", and the parts that are left over that code for a protein sequence, are called "exons". Careful with the terminology. It seems counterintuitive that exons are the ones that stay (exon = exit? NO.) and introns (in, as in, stays in? NO.) are the ones that are cut out of the mature mRNA. Perhaps you can remember that the terms seem to be the opposite, that's how I remember it. Alright, good luck with all of this.
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The biological species concept cannot be applied to fossils. Which alternate approach to identifying species would be most useful for classifying fossil organisms? A. an approach based on genetic history B. an approach based on molecular biology C. an approach based on measurable physical traits D. an approach based on use of reproductive barriers
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Answer:
C . an approach based on measurable physical traits
how does dna polymerase add dntp monomers to the growing chain?
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Answer:
The 3′ carbon of the DNA chain forms a covalent linkage with the phosphate group on the 5′ end of the dNTP. ... The system detects mutations because they produce an irregularity in the DNA molecule.
Explanation:
Photosynthesis is a process in which _______ energy is converted to _______ energy.
A.
light; electrical
B.
heat; chemical
C.
light; chemical
D.
chemical; light
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Answer:
C is the answer i think
light,chemical
Answer:
I'm gonna say C is the answer
Explanation:
because the sunlight goes in the plant and comes out as oxygen
When does renal genesis usually develop?
*it's b. despite the test having a typo
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Answer:
b. In the womb, when the fetus is about 5-12 weeks old
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the heart of an embryo starts to pump blood by the ________.
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Answer:
fourth week of pregnancy
Explanation:
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why is it necessary to have 6co2 entering the chloroplast
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What is observational classification
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Answer:
Three types of observational studies include cohort studies, case-control studies, and cross-sectional studies
organisms that have bigger genomes are more complex than organisms with smaller genomes.
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what type of fossil forms when the impression from the remains of an organism is filled in with soil and hardens into the shape of the original organism?
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Answer:
casts
Explanation:
casts are formed by filing the cavity of minerals collected from the surrounding
Answer:
i belive the answer is "casts"
Explanation:
If a cell being observed has been magnified 200x under the HPO with a magnification of 40x, what is the magnifying power of the eyepiece used?
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Answer:
5x
Explanation:
I hope this helps you!
why do polygenic traits show bell curves in variation
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Answer: because there are multiple genes that play a role in the phenotype, and each gene could have multiple alleles. This can give a range of possible phenotypes from all the variation that's coming into play here.
11. Describe the potential energy at each letter in the image to the
right:
W)
X)
Y)
Z)
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Answer:
THE ANSWER IS Z
Explanation:
Y=X X 14 FUFFN C CCN. J.
what basic unit of heredity is found in segments of dna
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Answer:
Genes
Explanation:
Genes are found in DNA and are the basic unit of heredity.
How does nitric oxide cause your blood vessels to relax?
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Answer:
increases blood flow and lowers blood pressure.
Explanation:
PLS HELP ASAP THANKS ILL GIVE BRAINLKEST
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There’s a 50% chance the genes will be heter*zygous (Pp, purple flower) and 50% chance they will be hom*zygous recessive (pp, white flower)
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BRAINLIEST AND 50 POINTS!!
Based on information from the cladogram and the data table shown below, which of the following best describes the evolutionary history of rabbits?
Claws/Nails Feathers Jaws Lungs Mammary glands
Bird X X X X
Hagfish
Lizard X X X
Rabbit X X X X
Salamander X X
Tiger X X X X
Trout X
Image depicts a cladogram with hagfish, trout, salamander, lizard, bird, rabbit, and tiger represented. Trout diverge from hagfish with the introduction of jaws. Salamander diverges from trout with the introduction of lungs. Lizard diverges from salamander with the introduction of claws and nails. Bird diverges from lizard with the introduction of feathers. Rabbit and tiger diverge from lizard with the introduction of mammary glands.
They are more closely related to tigers than they are to birds.
They became able to produce mammary glands as a result of lacking feathers.
They evolved into a separate species due to the presence of mammary glands.
They share a more recent common evolutionary ancestor with salamanders than they do with lizards.
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Answer:
A. They are more closely related to tigers than they are to birds.
Explanation:
Short answer: I took the test
Actual explanation:
-If you look at the first graphic that you have, you will notice that rabbits and tigers have all the same boxes checked off. AND birds and rabbits only have 3 checked off.
-salamanders actually have less in common with rabbits than they do with lizards, salamanders have 3 things in common, and lizards only have 2, proving option D. wrong. (if you are wondering where I got that evidence, look at the chart) AND if you look at the cladogram, lizards are closer to the rabbits than salamanders meaning that lizards have a more common ancestor (I think?) But nevertheless, it it still wrong, because of the above evidence.
- The options with mammary glands are also incorrect for these reasons, B. makes no sense, literally no sense, why would not be able to produce mammary glands with feathers, so B, is automatically out. With option C, rabbits did not evolve into a whole new species, it is the clade showing that tigers and rabbits both have mammary glands. There is no showing of a new species on the cladogram, and I don't think that it makes sense to evolve into a whole species just because of mammary glands.
- Now, if you look at the cladogram again, you wills see that tigers and rabbits are closest together, meaning that they are closely related. BUT, birds and rabbits are also the closet together, so, refer back to point a, that the chart shows that birds only share 3 out of the 4 that rabbits and tigers share. so that's that.
So after doing the work, option A. Rabbits are more closely related to tigers than they are birds. (and If you read my long explanation THANK YOU I put time and effort into it to make it accurate :))
Hope this helped :)) ~addison
Answer:
A. They are more closely related to tigers than they are to birds.
Option A. Rabbits are more closely related to tigers than they are birds.
Explanation:
I have a shorter answer.
Factors
Increase or Decrease
in Carrying Capacity?
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Answer:
Carrying capacity, or the greatest number of people that an environment can support over time without harming or degrading it, is controlled by a few basic factors: food supply, water availability, and space. Carrying capacity, or the greatest number of people that an environment can support over time without harming or degrading it, is controlled by a few basic factors: food supply, water availability, and space.
Explanation:
The primary electron acceptor in photosystem II is __________. Group of answer choices P700 P700 P680 P680
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Answer:
680
Explanation:
When the P680 special pair of photosystem II absorbs energy, it enters an excited (high-energy) state. Excited P680 is a good electron donor and can transfer its excited electron to the primary electron acceptor, pheophytin.
what happens if the body produces the wrong proteins
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Answer:
Gain of toxic function, Look-ahead effect, Ribosome skipping:
Explanation
Hope it helps
what is prophase, meta phase and anaphase labled under?
1.Mitosis
2.DNA replication
3.Meiosis
4:Photosynthesis
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Answer:
Technically Mitosis and Meiosis
Explanation:
Mitosis is the spliting of Body Cells. Mitosis goes through 4 phases that are easy to remember as PMAT. Mitosis starts with Interphase then moves to Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telephase. These steps also occur in Meiosis. However Meiosis goes through these step twice. If you need further explaination of mitosis and meiosis I recomend the amoeba sisters.
Hope this helps!!
most of the surface area of a plasma membrane consists of
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Answer:
50% liquid and 50% protien by wieght
at what point in meiosis do sister chromatids separate?
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Answer:
anaphase II
Explanation:
This is when the string like things pull the sister chromatids and move them towards opposite poles. And then in the next step they began to separate as two different cells
at what point in meiosis do sister chromatids separate?
Answer :Anaphase
Anaphase: During anaphase, the centromere splits, allowing the sister chromatids to separate.
True or False: Transcription and Translation can occur at the same time for a single mRNA in prokaryotes.
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Answer:
False, they cannot
Determine which of the following steps cannot occur in the rock cycle.
magma → sedimentary rock
sedimentary rock → metamorphic rock
metamorphic rock → magma
igneous rock → sediment
thanks :)
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Answer:
magma > sedimentary rock
Explanation:
magma can only be cooled into an igneous rock but cannot directly be formed into a sedimentary rock.
If an organism's DNA contains 30% adenine nucleotides, what percentage of its DNA is composed of thymine nucleotides
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[C] = [G] = 20%
Where does fertilization of an ovum occur?
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Answer:
a. In the fallopian tubes
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Patient describes a burning sensation on the posterior side of her body, lateral to the spine on the left side of the body inferior to the shoulder blade, inferior to the waist and superior to the knee. Where is this located on the image above?
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
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Answer:
Explanation:
Injuries to the upper brachial plexus (C5, C6) affect muscles of the shoulder and elbow.
How does melanoma affect the functions of the skin?
How does jaundice affect the functions of the skin?
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Answer:
Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that develops in certain skin cells called melanocytes. These are the cells that make the pigment (melanin) that colors your skin. When exposed to UV radiation, such as sunlight, the melanocytes make more pigment, causing the skin to darken or tan. Melanoma starts in cells in the skin called melanocytes. These cells are in the deep layer of the epidermis between the layer of basal cells.
Jaundice causes the skin and the whites of the eyes to turn yellow. The higher the bilirubin level, the yellower the skin. Severe jaundice usually also causes itching and bile. Bile is fluid secreted by the liver.
when nonsister chromatids exchange genes it is called:
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Answer:Chromosomal crossover, or crossing over
Explanation:
Chromosomal crossover, or crossing over, is the exchange of genetic material during sexual reproduction between two homologous chromosomes' non-sister chromatids that results in recombinant chromosomes.
If gastr/o is the combining form for stomach, what is the medical term that means removal of half of the stomach
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Hemigastrectomy