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A sample count is the data from a sample, or a small group. A total count would be the data from the entirety of whats being studied, not just a sample.
<span>All are mutagenic because they cause base substitutions, deaminating agents oxidatively deaminate bases so cytosine converted to uracil and adenine converted to hypoxanthine, uracil pairs with adenine and hypoxanthine pairs with cytosine, alkylating agents donate alkyl group to amino or keto groups altering base pair affinities</span>
Sitting<span> is sort of their default behavior and a lot of </span>panda<span> keepers seem to think that they prefer to be solitary.</span>
1. Denatured
2. Catalyst
3. Specific
4. Cofactor
5. Complex
6. Active Site
7. Substrate
<span>The chromosomes of two diploid cells split apart at the centromere</span>