Answer:
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
Animals also release this source of energy.
Explanation:
All living organisms require energy to perform their life functions. This energy is obtained by breaking down organic molecules (usually glucose) in a catabolic reaction called CELLULAR RESPIRATION. These organic molecules store energy in their chemical bonds, this energy in a usable form by the cell (ATP) is released when organisms undergo cellular respiration (catabolism).
Plants likewise animals undergo this catabolic process and the same form of energy (ATP) is released for use via this process.
Answer:
Third position
Explanation:
Degenerate nature of genetic code refers to the fact that one amino acid can be encoded by more than one triplet combinations of nucleotides. However, if an amino acid is encoded by more than one triplets, the multiple triplets for that amino acid differ from each other with respect to the type of nucleotide present at the third position. For example, isoleucine is encoded by AUU, AUC, and AUA. The third nucleotide is different in these genetic codes.
<span>D. It contains the cell’s DNA and RNA </span>
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