Answer:
The correct applications are A, B, C, F, G and H.
Explanation:
The technology named Recombinant DNA Technology in the example is a technology which involves the combining process of the DNA segments. This segment then can be inserted into another living cell to replicate in there by itself or it can be added or integrated to a chromosome and then put into the cell for replication. Given this ability to manipulate and replicate these modified DNA molecules, this technology can lead to;
- A: can be used to give the plants an advantage over certain diseases or bugs that prevent their growth.
- B: can be used to modify/isolate and understand the functions of genes.
- C: can be used to swap and modify genes in the human body, giving them different abilities.
- F: can be used to match the DNA samples taken from the crime scenes by trying different combinations and possibilities.
- G: can be used in pharmaceutical industry, for example, making the bacterias produce insulin hormones by modifying their DNA and using this for the people with diabetes.
- H: can be used in gene therapy which is a process where a person's DNA is altered and put back in their body to help them produce certain enzymes/hormones/proteins thus curing specific diseases.
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The phenotype is called Roan, a mix of white and red
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B) cod is the answer im sure
Act
Cat
Gag
Tact
Those are the only ones I can find :/
RNA has great capability as a genetic molecule; it once had to carry on hereditary processes on its own. It now seems certain that RNA was the first molecule of heredity, so it evolved all the essential methods for storing and expressing genetic information before DNA came onto the scene.