The right answer is both simple and complex transposons.
A transposable element, sometimes called a transposon, is a DNA sequence capable of moving autonomously in a genome by a mechanism called transposition.
Transposase is an important and specific element of every transposon, whether it is simple or complex transposons, or it has a copy-and-paste or a cut-and-paste transposition mechanism,
The energy produced in glycolysis is atp adenosine triphosphate. C10h16N5O13P3
taxonomy is the science of classification based on their characteristics, basically you classify things based on what they are like organisms, species, family, animal kingdom, food, fossils, plants, animals, human...etc
Answer:
The correct option is b. "IEC Na+/glucose symporters are found only in the plasma membrane (PM) facing the basal extracellular fluid"
Explanation:
The glucose in the intestine is a product of digestion and needs to be absorbed into the blood so it can be transported to where needed. Glucose moves out of the IEC with the combined action of sodium ions. The sodium-glucose symporter opens and allows for this pair to move out only when one of each is attached to the symporter. The movement of glucose is regulated in this way.
