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The answer is B. chloroplast because prokaryotic cells don't have contractile vacuoles, DNA, or a nucleus.
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It is regulated by a <span>metabolic rate b serum glucose levels</span>
It is true that telomerase activity declines with old age which explains why cells lose their ability to divide after many replications.
Telomeres are DNA–protein complexes found at the ends of each chromosome they contain repetitive sequences of DNA. Telomeres protect the genome from nucleic bases degradation, unnecessary recombination, repair, and prevent the fusion of chromosomes. Telomeres, therefore, play a vital role in preserving the information in our genome.
Telomeres shorten with every consecutive DNA replication cycle limiting the number of cell divisions a cell can undergo, Telomeres act as a tumor suppressor by halting the replication of cells which contains several mutations after many division cycles.
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The
correct answer is RNA.
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The
central dogma explains the flow of genetic information within a biological
system. It is a simplified explanation for a gene expression. DNA is copied
into mRNA during the process of transcription and the proteins are synthesized
using the information in mRNA during the translation.</span>
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