Answer:
False
Explanation:
Introns need to be removed precisely because the reading frame will be shifted if removed even single nucleotide too many or leaving an intronic nucleotide in the spliced mRNA .
Extra amino acids will be inserted if large pieces of introns are left in the mature messenger RNA.
In both cases, aberrant protien will be produced if the RNA splicing is not precise, hence they are needed to be removed by precision.
It is described as relatively non specific
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Patient 1 has Type A blood because agglutination occurs due to reaction with anti-B. We know that A blood group has antigen A and it is anti-B means that they attack on B type of blood cells while on the other hand, B blood group has antigen B and it is anti-A means that they will attack on the A type blood cells upon mixing. So according to the chart, there is nothing happens by reaction of the blood with anti-A whereas agglutination occur by reaction with anti-B so we can say that the patient has type A blood.