The answer is C; it isn't performed by cancer cells. This statement is untrue. Cancer cells are indeed capable of reproduction by cell division... in fact, according to most evidence today they appear to be better at it than normal cells.
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Agriculture just became easier. It was much easier and safer than directly hunting, albeit, it wasn’t always as rewarding, but it was much more reliable. If you could hold off until the large crop was fully grown with hunting, you could rely on the large crop while waiting for the next one, and have a berth large growth. In other words, it was more reliable, easier, and could be very lucrative.
The only consumables that is not digested and is immediately absorbed, would be water, it is nothing but a polar compound that does not yield as much energy as all of the other molecules.
Answer:
restriction enzymes are enzymatic proteins which cleave DNA at specific sites. these proteins are contained inside the bacteria to cleave the foreign DNA particles from Bacteriophages. these enzymes can be isolated from the bacteria and can be used in vitro for DNA manipulation.
Explanation:
restriction enzymes cut DNA creating smaller segments.
Also name restriction endonucleases
examples:
HIND3, BAMH1, ECOR1, etc
