This question illustrates DNA profiling within forensics. Here, a DNA<span> 'fingerprint' is obtained from a biological sample at a crime scene. This 'fingerprint' can be compared to profiles obtained from </span>DNA of individual suspects<span> or criminal DNA profiles stored on a database. In this case, </span><span>suspect iii is likely the perpetrator of the crime as his/her DNA profile matches that of the sample left at the crime scene. </span>
1) a series of circulation cells for the tropics, (2) a series for the polar regions and (3) a very dynamic series of cells in the midlatitudes
NADPH is a reduced form of NADP+. The latter features an extra hydrogen ion in its chemical structure. When NADP+ transforms into NADPH, the other hydrogen ion is released as part of the reaction while the other hydrogen ion becomes a part of the NADPH structure.
Green plants, algae, and some bacteria
Hox genes, which are members of the homeotic transcription factor family, establish the segment identity of tissues within the embryo and are essential regulators of the body plan along the cranio-caudal axis (also known as the anterior-posterior axis). This means during embryogenesis, these genes expression follows a precise spatial and temporal colinearity pattern from the 3' to the 5' end of each cluster.
This indicates that Hox genes expressed anteriorly in the developing embryo are typically found at the 5′ end of the same genomic area, a phenomenon known as spatial colinearity. In comparison, those expressed posteriorly are typically found at the 3′ end of the Hox cluster.
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