Answer:
Approximately six
Explanation:
The codon GGU
Single base substitution that will change this codon that codes for glycine to another amino acid includes: a single base substitution in the GGU codon such as GGU- AGU can occur. thus, approximately six single base substitution can take place to change this codon to code for another amino acid. A single base substitution cannot change the codon to a stop codon unless it happens twice or there is more than a single base substitution.
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B) No, many microorganisms, like those in your gut, are beneficial
As is turns out there are only about 100 different bacteria which are pathogenic. All other bacteria are completely harmless and, as this question states, some are crucial for proper human health as we exist in a symbiotic relationship with them. Bacteria in the large colon provide nutrients to us, and play an important role in the development of the immune system.
The Adam's apple is formed by the angle of the chunky, bony thyroid cartilage surrounding the larynx (especially noticeable in males).
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The offspring of sexually reproducing organisms are all genetically unique. Because of this, sexually reproducing organisms may have more successful survival of offspring in environments that change than asexually reproducing organisms, whose offspring are all genetically identical.