Answer:
The question lacks options, the options are:
A) No proofreading will occur. B)The DNA will supercoil. C)Replication will occur via RNA polymerase alone.
D)No replication fork will be formed.
E)Replication will require a DNA template from another source.
The answer is D
Explanation:
Prior to division of any cell, its genetic material needs to be replicated. Ideally, in a bacterial cell, this replication starts at a particular nucleotide sequence called ORIGIN OF REPLICATION. An enzyme called DNA HELICASE then binds to the origin of replication and breaks the hydrogen bonds between the double-stranded DNA molecule to form a Y-shaped Replication fork, which serves as a template for DNA polymerase III to bind and begin to add nucleotides.
However, if a mutation occurs at a certain gene dNAb and alters the action of HELICASE enzyme. Thus, it prevents the helicase from separating the double-strands of the DNA molecule containing the gene. Hence, no replication fork will be formed and subsequently no template for DNA polymerase's action.
Not that that would ever happen, but most likely a Gorilla due to strength.
The answer to this question would be: ureter
Ureter is the long tubular duct made of epithelial cell that connects the kidney and the bladder. Urine will pass through the ureter to go into the bladder. Urine flow might be obstructed if there was a stoned formed in the kidney. In this case, the patient might feel colic pain to the flank. Urethra will be the tubular organ that goes from the bladder to penis/vagina.
Answer: evaporation, ice melting, precipitation, and ice formation.
Explanation:
Salinity refers to the amount of salt water that can be found in a body of water.
It should be noted that the salinity of a water body can be affected by evaporation, ice melting, precipitation, and ice formation.
The salinity of seawater can be increased through evaporation due to the fact that when the water evaporates, this will lead to the salts being left behind, and this will then increase the salinity.
Answer:
The third one, Develoment of hands.