The answer to that would be archaebacteria since they are prokaryotes (no nucleus) but so is Eubacteria, however archaebacteria can live in very harsh conditions.
The correct answer is that "<span>RNA polymerase binds to the promoter, which precedes the gene only on the template strand of DNA."
A gene is best described as </span>a chain<span> of DNA or RNA which codes for a molecule that has a </span>characteristic<span>. </span>for the duration of<span> gene expression, the DNA is first duplicated into RNA. The RNA </span>can be immediately practical<span> or be the intermediate template for a protein that </span>plays<span> a </span>characteristic<span>. The transmission of genes to an organism's offspring is </span>the idea<span> of the inheritance of phenotypic </span>traits<span>.</span>
The new nucleotides base-pair accurately with those on the complementary strand
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This mutation type is a substitution mutation. Substitution mutations may be silent or may have adverse effects (missense mutation).
Adverse effects come about because the change in codons in mRNA transcribed from the DNA strand. A point substitution can change the amino acid being coded for in the particular polypeptide change. If that animo acid is a structural residue of the protein, the structure of the protein will be altered, which may or may not lead to a change in protein function. If that particular amino acid is a catalytic residue of the protein, it may alter the 3D conformation and charge of the active site (if protein is an enzyme) or the binding site of protein. Function of protein formed from mutated DNA will be lost or altered.
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This is an ecosystem energy pyramid that illustrates how much energy is found at each trophic level of a food chain. Select all the statements about this pyramid that are TRUE.
Approximately 90% of energy from one trophic level is transferred to the next trophic level.
Looking at the total amount of energy in an ecosystem, most energy can be found in the primary consumers.
This energy pyramid explains why there are few tertiary consumers in most ecosystems.
Looking at the total amount of energy in an ecosystem, most energy can be found in the producers.
