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The portion of the DNA molecule that is translated is composed of anticodens.
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Answer:
The options are:
A. Gravel
B. Sand
C. Silt
D. Clay
E. Mud
The answer is A. Gravel
Explanation:
Meiofauna are small benthic invertebrates which live in aquatic habitat. They are suited for both marine and fresh water environments.
Gravel aren’t tightly packed together in large quantities when compared with the other options such as sand, silt, clay, mud. This makes it possible for more aeration and the presence of more oxygen at the soft-bottomed intertidal community.
This is because the traits like height, are influenced by environmental conditions around the individual. For example, there are two children born to same mother. But one is given best facilities, nutrition and care, whereas other one is brought up by a poor family, which hardly get good food to eat. His condition is much worse than the first case. In such a situation, the former child will grow up healthy and fit, and will have more height than the later one. Although, both got genes from same parent, but the environmental conditions influenced the expression of those genes differently.
Unregulated and uncontrolled cell growth is the most common simple definition of cancer. Because of the many types of cancers and a huge range of possible symptoms, treatments are also very diverse. Type of treatment also depends on cancer stage at diagnosis, and the patient's overall health. Some forms of treatment:
• Chemotherapy-usage of chemicals (medications) that target rapidly uncontrolled dividing cells,
• Hormone therapy
• Immunotherapy-usage of the medications that boost the immune system
• Radiation therapy-usage of radiation to kill the cancer cells
• Surgery
• New approaches such as stem cell therapy or personalized therapy.
Answer:
It wouldn't be able to migrate to the cell's poles.
Explanation:
During anaphase, microtubules attach the chromosome's centromeres and start dragging them towards the poles of the cell. In mitosis, this causes the separation of both sister chromatids for each chromosome, and each chromatid migrates to a different pole. In meiosis, first each homologous chromosome is separated by the same process, and then the sister chromatids are separated during anaphase II. If a chromosome doesn't have centromeres, microtubules are unable to attach the chromosomes, and so the separation of either sister chromatids or homologous chromosomes can't take place.
