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I believe the answer is d
The enzyme maltase breaks down disaccharide maltose into simple sugar glucose, which is usable by the body. This glucose can now also be stored in the liver for future use.
This maltase does nor break down sugar sucrose because it is the sucrase enzyme that breaks down sucrose into glucose and fructose.
The correct answer is by using the antagonist.
The antagonist is a molecule that blocks a biological response by binding to the receptor. So, you add antagonists to the receptors you want to determine and see which antagonist blocked the response. By blocking the specific response you can get the answer what receptor it was.
Answer:E. coli: Cytosine- 26, Thymine-24
Human: Guanine-20, Cytosine-20
Ox: Guanine-21, Cytosine-21, Thymine-29
Explanation:
Chargaff's rules state that in a given DNA molecule the percentage of Adenine %A is approximately equals the percentage of Thymine %T and the percentage of Guanine %G is approximately equals the percentage of Cytosine %C.
Answer is
E. coli: Cytosine- 26, Thymine-24
Human: Guanine-20, Cytosine-20
Ox: Guanine-21, Cytosine-21, Thymine-29
