Hey there,
Your question states:Hemophilia<span> is a disease that causes uncontrollable bleeding. If a father has it, all of his daughters will be carriers of the disease, and about half of his sons will have the disease.
An error in which macro-molecule is the cause of hemophilia?
Based on my calculations ,your correct answer would be </span>
basically because h<span>emophilia is a disease, and like the statement says above, if the fathers has it then the daughter's would also. The Nuclear acid would be the answer because the acid originates with the DNA, which means that if that is the case, this the fathers offspring would really have this problem.
~Jurgen</span>
Answer:
I think it is pvruvate processing.
What is your question? Math can solve many things including Questions. :)
According to molecular biology, a transcript
factor also known as sequence-specific binding factor is a protein that ASSIST
the rate of transcription of genetic information from DNA to messenger RNA by
binding to a specific DNA sequence. In order for it to be expressed at
the right cell at the right time its function is to regulate genes.
Answer: Faster-evolving gene sequences provide better data for comparisons among close relatives, whereas very slowly evolving sequences work best for distantly related tax.