Answer:
youngest is top oldest is bottom
Answer:
The jackalberry plant is a multicellular organism whose cells contain chromosomes. The chromosomes contain genes that are transcribed to produce messenger RNAs, which are then translated into proteins
Explanation:
The Jackalberry tree is a plant, i.e., a multicellular organism. Multicellular organisms have chromosomes in the nucleus of each cell. A chromosome is a long DNA molecule that contains part (or even all) of the genetic information of a particular organism. Genes are specific segments of the chromosomes, which are expressed in a process called 'transcription' where a gene is used as template to synthesize an RNA molecule, usually a messenger RNA (mRNA). Subsequently, these mRNAs are used to synthesize proteins by a process called 'translation'. In an mRNA molecule, each specific triplet of nucleotides is known as a codon and corresponds with a specific amino acid during protein synthesis. Thus, the mRNA sequence dictates the correct order of amino acids (i.e., the building blocks of proteins) in the polypeptide chain.
Genetic engineering is important to the scientific community because A)
Genetic engineering provides crops that are less expensive to grow. One
of the biggest problems that the world may face in the near future is a
food supply shortage due to the increasing exponential growth of the
population. Genetic engineering provides crops that are more hearty,
larger and less expensive to grow that may be the answer to mounting
future problems. The ability to manipulate plants in the lab makes
altering their growth pattern a much faster change than many years of
natural selection in the farm and field.
