Its the person's offspring have mutated skin.
because for a mutation to be passed down to an offspring mutation has to happen in the sex cells. so that is the least likely to happen.
since the other may happen for example.
skin cancer: i am not sure how but definitely sure that it is the second least that is gonna happen. (trust me)
reduced functioning of skin cell yes.: if there are changes in the nucleotides which can give a diff amino acid.
and no change. cuz if the mutation occurs but the nucleotides still codes for the same amino acid then there is no problem!!
The correct answer is: D. all of the above
A macromolecule is a large molecule present in the cell, composed of a huge number of monomer units with the various functions. There are four main groups: proteins (monomers are amino acids), nucleic acids (monomers are nucleotids) , lipids (monomers are free fatty acids) and carbohydrates (monomers are simple sugars such as glucose).
Some of their functions:
• Provide structure on the cellular levels-lipids (phospholipids) are the main components of the cell membrane;
• store genetic material-nucleic acid (DNA, RNA) are the carriers of genetic information
• store energy-starch is energy source in plants;
• enzymes -proteins often are with the functionin metabolism
• etc.
Answer:
ions?
Explanation:
If it picks up or loses an electron, it becomes electrically charged and highly reactive. Such electrically charged atoms are known as ions. ... In an effort to achieve equilibrium, the atom emits particles in the form of radiation until the nucleus is stable. Such unstable atoms are said to be radioactive.
Answer:
The dense irregular connective tissue that covers muscle fascicles and holds them together is called the epimysium (option a)
Each individual muscle fiber is covered by a layer of connective tissue called the endomysium (option e)
Explanation:
The epimysium is the sheath of dense connective tissue that surrounds the entire set of fascicles that form the muscle. The innervation and irrigation of the muscle reaches the epimysium.
The endomysium is a thin layer of reticular fibers that surrounds muscle fibers individually. There are only capillaries of very small caliber and very thin nerves.
