I'm pretty sure those are codons, but I can't help because the photo's too blurry! What I think you are supposed to do is get a codon chart, find what protein each codon codes for, then write the name of that protein down under the codon... remember that the start codon is AUG and the stop codons are UGA, UAG, and UAA! :)
They are usually held out for a period of FOUR TO SIX WEEKS after diagnosis. Splenomegaly is an infectious disease that corrupt the spleen and the enlarged spleen usually persist even after all the symptoms have disappeared. Because of this, athletes should not resume active exercise too soon. Generally, the shortest period after which it is okay to resume active exercise is four weeks after all the symptoms have gone.
A parent cell, through mitosis, will create daughter cells with the same number of chromosomes as it has (diploid)
