Answer:
Stem cells are simple, unspecialised cells found in animals and plants that have the ability to divide to form cells of the same type. They can also differentiate into a variety of specialised cells. Stem cells can be harvested from embryonic umbilical cord or adult bone marrow.
Answer:A secondary crime scene
Explanation:
The house where the murder occur is the primary crime scene. While the investigator are searching the suspect's car is because it could be the secondary crime scene. In a case where the suspect may have transported the victim to a dumping site, the car is therefore a secondary crime scene because there could be trace evidence in the car that is related to the murder at the primary crime scene. Evidence such as blood stains, victim wallet and others
Answer:
Approximately six
Explanation:
The codon GGU
Single base substitution that will change this codon that codes for glycine to another amino acid includes: a single base substitution in the GGU codon such as GGU- AGU can occur. thus, approximately six single base substitution can take place to change this codon to code for another amino acid. A single base substitution cannot change the codon to a stop codon unless it happens twice or there is more than a single base substitution.
