A Different enzymes<span> are synthesized in </span>specific<span> areas of the cytoplasm. B Most </span>enzymes<span> can </span>catalyze<span> many different </span>reactions<span>. C An </span>enzyme<span> binds to a </span>specific<span> substrate (reactant) for the </span>reaction catalyzed<span>.</span>
<span>Cell code for enzymes that can convert other molecules into carbohydrates, nucleic acids and lipids. Humans can synthesize 11 out of the 20 amino acids and bacteria can synthesize all 20. Plus bacteria can synthesize many of the vitamins that humans cannot, including vitamin C. As far as humans are concerned, we can make carbohydrates and glycogen from glucose. We use some amino acids to make nucleic acids and we can synthesize lipids and cholesterol from acetyl coA. There are certain types of fatty acids we can't synthesize and we must get them from our diet.</span>
The answer is 2. An alteration in the DNA would cause an alteration in the mRNA which is what ribosomes use aa information to produce proteins. So if the message is changed, the product will therefore change
The legal charges that can be brought up to the nurse that
threatens the client by having to force-feed him or her are the following;
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</span>Malpractice – this is a way of providing or
performing medical error when providing medical care
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</span>False imprisonment – this is providing an
unlawful restraint when he or she is dragged out without legal authority
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</span>Assault – this is a n attempt of having to
threaten another individual
