The answer to this question would be D (DNA). It can be found in the nucleus of a cell and contains the entire genetic information of a whole.
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The correct answer would be
- They are vase-shaped
- Their tentacles trail down from their mouth.
Coral polyps are small, soft-bodied organisms mainly belong to the phylum Cnidaria.
They have a vase-shaped body that is, their body is cylindrical in shape which is elongated at the axis.
They remain attached to the rocks present on the floor of the sea.
They have tentacles which help in capturing the food.
The tentacles surround the mouth which opens into a central cavity filled with fluid.
They can reproduce sexually as well as asexually.
The air in Greg's house is like the cytoplasm of a cell because it is the gel-like material that surrounds the other parts of the cell.
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The answer is the origin
of replication. This is where the replication bubble is formed. Two opposite replication
forks (Y-shaped regions) of DNA are formed when
the double helix is unzipped by DNA helicases. Transcription factors, polymerase III and primer then bind to the region
to begin transcription.
