Silk worms are an invasive species in the UK. They cover trees and kill them….. silk comes out of their butt and we call it silk thread. Silk thread is silk spun into thread, or silk worm pooo pooooooo
<span>I think the right answer is A</span>
Answer:
In the absence of joint spaces (cavities) and bones fused together, body movements would be null or reduced.
Explanation:
The joints are the spaces where two bones meet, with cartilaginous tissue - articular cartilage and ligaments - to allow elasticity and body movements.
The articular cavities are spaces where bone union occurs through ligaments, surrounded by an articular capsule and upholstered inside by a membrane that produces liquid, the membrane and synovial fluid, respectively. These joints are usually found in the mobile body segments.
<em><u>If the joint cavities did not exist, and the joints occurred between bone and bone, body mobility would not be possible</u></em>. In the case of the skull bones, they do not have joint space, since their function is the protection of the organs of the central nervous system, not movement.
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Types of structural and functional joints brainly.com/question/2114504
Answer:
TRANSCRIPTION
Explanation:
Transcription is the first process that occurs in the expression of a gene. It involves the synthesis of a mRNA molecule from a DNA template. The DNA molecule, which is located in the nucleus of an eukaryotic cell, is bound to by an enzyme called RNA polymerase in order to synthesize an mRNA molecule/strand.
RNA polymerase synthesizes a mRNA molecule using complementary base pairing rule i.e. Uracil base (U) is synthesized when Adenine (A) is read, Adenine when Thymine (T) is read, Guanine (G) when cytosine (C) is read, Cytosine when guanine is read. These nucleotide bases are then joined together via chemical bonding.
In a nutshell, RNA polymerase catalyzes the formation of a bond between the backbone sugar of one nucleotide base to the backbone phosphate of another nucleotide base in the metabolic process of TRANSCRIPTION.
