Answer:
Diffusion
Explanation:
One of the concepts of anthropology is Diffusionism. According to this concept, different cultures and religions exchange their traits and characteristics and thereby promote spreading of culture from one society to the other. Infact any culture which starts moving from its region of origin to any other place leads to diffusion of culture and traits through migration, war, trade etc.
The number of events that occur in a given population in a given period of time is a RATE.
Answer: The nucleotide composition of the double-stranded DNA molecule from which it was transcribed is 30% T, 20% C, 24% G, and 26% A.
Explanation: RNA is transcribed from DNA in the process of transcription. The single stranded RNA is complementary to the DNA template strand. In DNA base pairing, adenine pairs with thymine while guanine pairs with cytosine, this means that in a double-stranded DNA molecule, the total number of adenine is equal to the number of thymine while the total number of guanine is equal to the total number of cytosine.
In RNA, adenine pairs with thymine, guanine pairs with cytosine while uracil pairs with adenine. This means that the total number of thymine on the DNA template strand is equal to the total number of adenine on the RNA strand, the total number of guanine on the DNA template strand is equal to the total number of cytosine on the RNA strand, the total number of adenine on the DNA template strand is equal to the total number of uracil on the RNA strand while the total number of cytosine on the DNA template strand is equal to the total number of guanine on the RNA strand.
RNA strand = DNA strand
30% A = 30% T
20% G = 20% C
24% C = 24% G
26% U = 26% A
Answer:
The brain and the spinal cord
Explanation:
The brain controls everything and sends messages down the spinal cord
The role of tRNA during translation is to basically read the message which is composed by nucleic acids. Think about the term "translate". What do you do when you translate something? You convert it from one thing to another. In this case, we are translating the "language" (just an analogy! :P) of nucleic acids to a language that can be used to make proteins or amino acids. Hope this helped!
