Answer:Nuclear energy generates too much toxic waste.
Explanation:
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Option A I guesss. Not sure
The chondrioma of a cell is the set of 300 to 800 mitochondria (from 1000 to 3000 in muscle cells, 2500 of which in a parenchymal cell of the liver or, which is a smooth muscle) which constitute up to 25% of the cell mass.
Very numerous in young cells and / or very active, which require a lot of energy (like spermatozoa), mitochondria are organelles because they constitute functional units of the cell: they are the "energy factories". Omnipresent in any animal or plant cell, mitochondria exist even in anucleate blood thrombocytes.
Answer:
1) option A - 5' TAG CTG GTA 3'
2) Option C - regulates which materials enter and leave the cell
3) option B - heredity information
Explanation:
For question 1) The complimentary strand will read in opposite direction 5' to 3', and will have each base replaced by its specific base pair:
Adenine (A) replaced by Thymine (T)
Guanine (G) replaced by Cytosine (C)
Thus, the complimentary strand of 3' ATC GAC CAT 5' read as 5' TAG CTG GTA 3'
For question 2)
Cell membrane is a flexible membrane made up of proteins and lipids, and is role is to
- select the materials absorbed by the cell
- protects the cell
For question 3)
DNA stores hereditary information along its sequence in form of genes, that are passed down to offsprings, and determine their traits/behavior
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Nucleus - control center</h2>
The nucleus is called the control center of the cell because:
- The genetic material which is the essence of life is hosted in the nucleus – the DNA-which presents the code of life or information or instructions regarding:
- The structure and function of each cell and the organ it is present,
- Numerous activities of life like reproduction, metabolism, growth, development, etc.
- The nucleus replicates the genetic information and passes to the new daughter cells, generation after generation to continue the life processes.
- The nucleus DNA transcribes the code or information for protein synthesis to the RNA to synthesize proteins in the body which carry out many essential functions in the form of structural proteins, antibodies, hormones, pigments, etc.
- The nucleus DNA synthesizes enzymes which carry out functions like metabolism.
