If she is O+ then others of O+ and O- can donate to her. If she is O- then only those with O- can give blood to her.
B, Rhizoids.
That's the only one that won't help you in a tough spot!
A: ribosome C: translation
During transcription, the two DNA strands unwind and separate. Free ribonucleotides combine to the corresponding bases in the template strand, which is one of the separated DNA strands. These ribonucleotides will form a mRNA, which can leave the nucleus and enter the cytoplasm.
In cytoplasm, mRNA will be translated into protein by ribosomes. During translation, the mRNA inside the ribosome will be attached to tRNA molecules, which will then attract specific amino acids. Different tRNA molecules bond with the corresponding segments of the mRNA and different amino acids will be joining together by peptide bond. A protein is then produced.
<span>It happens through allopatric speciation. Hope this helps :)</span>
The covalent compound for cci4 is carbon tetrachloride
