The two sources of information used to direct the expression of genes during various stages of development are Transcription and Translation.
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Both of them combined is called gene expression.Transcription is the process of sharing information stored in a DNA to RNA.
The process of translation is carried out in cytoplasm. Here, the mRNA, in which stands for messenger, send messages to a more complex and specialized molecule called the ribosome. The sequence present on the mRNA base is read by the ribosome.
Transcription takes place in nucleus and translation takes place in Cytoplasam. The products of transcription are mRNA, tRNA, rRNA. The products of translation are Proteins.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. The structure that is found in both prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells is the cytoplasm. Other choices given might not be present in either cell. Hope this answers the question.
The correct answer is letter D. These beetles have an adapted structure. This refers to traits that they have inherited from their ancestors gene pool. Overtime the need and function for these structures are not needed by beetles in their overall survival, but the genetic code remains in their system which still gives birth to their wings that are not used anymore because of the new type of adaptation that they are going through.
