A protein that is exposed to heat or drastic change in pH will have its structure affected. Conditions that are beyond the optimum conditions for the survival of proteins will affect their structures adversely, causing them to lose their unique three dimensional structures. This is in turn will leads to the denaturation of the proteins and the proteins will no longer be able to perform their original functions.
<span>The answer is a sexual reproduction. This is due to the formation
of gametes that enable the variation of the offspring of the parents. Firstly,
each gamete contributes half the genetic material (alleles)from either parent.
The dominant alleles will show in the phenotype of the c=ofspirng. Additionally,
during meiosis (the process that makes gametes), recombination of genetic
material can occur hence transferring unique combination of genes from that of
the parent. Therefore, there are many possible combinations of gametes that
gives the offspring variance from the parents</span>
The correct answer is "<span>So that they can maintain the salinity of their aquaria or aquarium to keep their aquatic animals healthy".
Salinity is referred to as the</span><span> </span>measurement<span> of </span>all of the<span> salts dissolved in bodies of water, such as oceans, lakes or rivers. Salinity is </span>generally<span> measured in </span>elements which is keeping within <span>thousands place.</span>
