Pyruvic acid binds with Coenzyme A (CoA) to form acetyle CoA. The acetyle CoA begins the Kreb Cycle.
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Patient 1 has Type A blood because agglutination occurs due to reaction with anti-B. We know that A blood group has antigen A and it is anti-B means that they attack on B type of blood cells while on the other hand, B blood group has antigen B and it is anti-A means that they will attack on the A type blood cells upon mixing. So according to the chart, there is nothing happens by reaction of the blood with anti-A whereas agglutination occur by reaction with anti-B so we can say that the patient has type A blood.
I am more of a chemistry person, but my best answer is the double-helix structure. The DNA rotate around a central point allowing it to keep a constant distance
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Due to divergent evolution, some species may have similar anatomical structures with the same purposes. The species while not exactly similar are close enough to allow the interbreeding of the two, such as the horse and mule