Answer:
E. All are translational control
Explanation:
Translational control is important in a cell for stress response, response to biotic and abiotic factors and homeostasis. Translational control in cells will maintain the newly synthesized protein levels. This will be done in a few different ways from managing the mRNA to the regulation of ribosomes that are involved in protein translation.
True. <span> Low-intensity stimulation makes the neuron intensify.</span>
When antibiotics attacks a bacteria first the growth of bacteria is stopped and the bacteria will become unable to divide and spread throughout the body via the bloodstream and aortic arteries. An antibiotics' main job is to stop the growth of bacteria and other foreign entities inside our body, such as a virus, fungal spore, parasites, and other dangerous and potentially deadly protozoa, so as to prevent the body from harm that may be fatal.
On cellular level, antibiotics chemically damage the bacteria or targeted organism's DNA and alter it in such a way that they will become unable to divide any further and thus become unable to reproduce and eventually die off as the white blood cells engulf the decaying organism's body, so it doesn't become dangerous.
