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A virus's protein coat, or capsid, helps trick a host cell to take in the virus. Viruses that infect bacteria are called bacteriophages; some cause a lytic response (?), in which viral enzymes lyse/damage (?) or rupture, the bacterium's cell wall, while others cause a lysogenic response (?), in which the virus may remain inactive for many cell divisions.
<span>Ayuba Suleiman, also known as Job Ben Solomon was a Muslim of high rank and while on a trip in Gambia, he was captured and enslaved. He endured the long trip on the slave ship Arabella and was ultimately sold to a tobacco farmer. While Ayuba experienced many "normal" experiences of enslavement such as: crossing the Atlantic, being sold into captivity, and escaping, some of his experiences were unusual. Ayuba could speak Arabic and was seen to be educated and well read, and was ultimately set free by the powers that be (even though they had ulterior motives in doing so).</span>
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Explanation: Red blood cells; lymphatic system
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In case of the amino acid Leucine only, there are six different codons (TTA, TTG, CTT, CTC, CTA, CTG) that the tRNA can recognize and translate. Since there is only one codon that needs to be translated, only one tRNA is required.
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The anti-codon on the tRNA recognizes the complementary bases on the codon, and because of the third-base wobble feature, there isn't a 1:1 ratio between the number of codons present and the anti-codons required.
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In humans, sex chromosomes are either an X or Y. Females receive 2 X chromosomes and males receive an X and a Y chromosome. The X chromosome is physically larger than the Y chromosome.