Most likely the first one is going to happen if there's a mutation.
Yes it is possible for the value to be greater than 1
The correct answer is The shape of a PROTEIN molecule resembles a messy group of coat hangers.
To function, proteins must have the necessary amino acids in a specific sequence and be folded into a specific shape. A sequence is a continuous series. Proteins loop, coil, and crinkle into complicated shapes. The shapes appear more like messy groups of wire coat hangers than stacks of neatly folded dish towels.
The petal would be dead. The petal as a whole is dead, but the cells within it are more or less still alive for the meantime as they don't die immediately after being plucked.
So, your answer would be that The petal is dead.
