Answer:
A replacement of a letter with different letter would indicate a missense mutation. (eg. GGA would become something like GCA and it would make something completely different).
Explanation:
A missense mutation is when the RNA replicates the instructions wrong from the DNA. When RNA is transcribed to make amino acids, it will make a completely different amino acid rather than the one that is needed/blueprinted. For example, if the sequence was AAG in the RNA (Derived from TTC DNA), it would create Lys amino acid. However, if the RNA sequence was AGG (Derived from abnormal TCC DNA), it would make Arg amino acid, which is different.
1.Instructions on DNA are transcribed onto messenger RNA, Ribosomes are able to read the genetic information inscribed on a strand of messenger RNA, and they use this information to string amino acids together I not a protein.
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Angiosperms
it's a cell made by some plants that is like a seed and can produce a new plant
The answer is True. These species do well in stable environment. They have a long life span and produce few offsprings in their lifetime. Their offspring are large and more energy is invested in the individual rather than the numbers. Individuals can reproduce more than once in their lifetime unlike r-selected species that reproduce once.
