MRNa's are composed of codons. Codons are a sequence of three nucleotides that come together to be transcribed by an anti-codon to form units for genetic coding. For example, AUG is a codon and upon transcribing becomes the protein Methionine. In this case, they differ in the terminal codon. UAG is a stop codon while UAC is Tyrosine. The first sequence is complete,while the other one is not.
What's true of any eukaryotic cell, because whether or not they are in a multicellular organism they still contain this one characteristic, is that they contain a nucleus. A nucleus is a membrane-bound organelle inside a eukaryotic cell, and this cannot be found in any prokaryotic cells such as bacteria or archaeans. The other three characteristics can all be found in bacteria and archaea.
It is necessary for
nurses to join programs about growth and development because this is essentially
what they are dealing with everyday. Since they deal with different age groups,
growth and development is important to know what is normal in all age groups in
order to identify possible abnormalities their patients might face.
1. T is changed to U
2. Val
3. AUG GGG CUA
4. Met gly leu
5. CAU CAC
6. CGU CGC CGA CGG
7. GUC CCC UAA
These are my guesses but I’m 90% sure these are correct!!
