Methionine is the first Amino acid in eukaryotic translation.
<h3>What is Amino Acid?</h3>
Amino acid are building blocks of protein.
Amino acid are classified as either essential or non essential Amino acids.
Examples of Amino acid are methionine, lysine,leuscine and so on.
Methionine is a type of essential Amino acids that is found in eukaryotic animals.
It help in metabolism and health in species of animals.
Eukaryotic animals have tRNA that help to recognise the start of codons and it insert methionine and making it the first Amino acids.
Therefore, Methionine is the first Amino acid in eukaryotic.
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I think A is the youngest layer, because of the new sediments that fell upon the animal.
A monomer made up of a nitrogenous base, a five-carbon sugar, and a phosphate group bonded together.
<span>B. Covalent bonds because the carbon likes to share its electrons with the hydrogen atoms</span>
They help with storing "food" in fruits and foods to make them edible for us people.
