I do not think the industrial and agricultural revolutions could have occurred without the environmental costs. The industrial revolution in the 18th century occurred at a time in history when people where not aware of the consequences of their actions or the consequences of the widespread use of fossil fuels. Even if they were aware the technology would not have been present to harness power from natural renewable sources of energy.
The right answer is The cell will die.
Essential carbohydrate that serves as an energetic substrate for many cells of the body. if a mutation affects the cell so that it can no longer absorb glucose, it will have no energy to live and function, so it will systematically die. It will not be able to transform itself into a cancerous cell because firstly it is not a mutation that disrupts the cellular cycle or the repair of its DNA, secondly, for a cell to turn into a cancerous cell, it will need a lot of glucose, gold is not possible in this case.
<h3><u>Answer;</u></h3>
<em>ATP and NADPH</em>
<h3><u>Explanation;</u></h3>
Three-carbon molecules of PGA are converted to G3P small sugar molecules by <em><u>ATP and NADPH</u></em>, which come from the light reaction.
- <em><u>Photosynthesis</u></em>, a process in which green plants use energy from the sun to make their own food, involves two types of reactions, light reactions in light stage and light independent reactions in dark stage.
- During <em><u>the light reactions ATP and NADH are generated from the electron transport chains</u></em>, which are then taken to the second stage (light independent stage) of photosynthesis. During the Light independent stage the energy stored in ATP and NADH is <em><u>used to convert 3-carbon PGA to G3P</u></em>.
