Answer:
Reproduce more successfully than organisms who are less suited for the same environment.
Explanation:
If they are well suited they don't necessarily have to be too big or too small small.
A) They must occur.
B) They must involve vomiting.
C) They must effectively cause weight loss.
D) They must cause pathological changes in the body
Answer:
A) They must occur
Explanation:
Bulimia disorder is a type of eating disorder in which an individual engages in bingeing, which involves eating a large amount of food without being able to control ones appetite. The individual often becomes worried and preoccupied with his or her body weight, and therefore engages in compensatory behaviors that are unhealthy in order to lose weight and also to relieve the guilt they feel. Compensatory behavior of someone suffering from this disorder is not just restricted to use of laxative to induce vomiting. These also include fasting, excessive exercise, misuse of weight-loss supplements or diuretics etc.
"The enzyme only binds to regions of DNA known as promoters, which have specific base sequences" statement BEST explains how RNA polymerase knows where to start and stop making an RNA copy of DNA.
Option: D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Transcription is the mechanism which happens when polymerase of RNA (principal enzyme for transcription) attaches by aid proteins or personally or to a promoter segment near the gene beginning.
For generating a new molecule of RNA which is complementary, RNA polymerase utilizes one of the DNA strands or the parent strand as a template.
For an instance, trying to block mushroom toxicity transcription triggers liver failure and death, as no new RNAs and therefore no fresh proteins can be produced.
Answer: The correct complementary DNA sequence for the given sequence is D. TAG-CAG-GGT.
DNA contains nucleotide pairs on a sugar phosphate backbone. The nucleotide pairs are connected by hydrogen bonds and each nucleotide pairs with only one other nucleotide. The bases are of two types: purine and pyrimidine. The purine bases bond only to pyrimidine bases. The base pairing follows Chargaff’s rule where adenine forms a pair with thymine by two hydrogen bonds and Guanine forms a bond with cytosine with three hydrogen bonds between them.
