Answer:
1) RNA polymerase unzips DNA and frees RNA nucleotides join DNA to form mRNA
2) mRNA is transported from the nucleus of the cell to the ribosomes of the cell
3) mRNA joins the ribosome, and the anti codons from tRNA join mRNA to form a chain of amino acids
4) A chain of amino acids is formed from the peptide bonds, creating a protein.
5) Once the protein is made, the gene for a particular trait is expressed.
The answer is C; it isn't performed by cancer cells. This statement is untrue. Cancer cells are indeed capable of reproduction by cell division... in fact, according to most evidence today they appear to be better at it than normal cells.
Hope this helps!
~Ash
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Explanation:
rocky crust
that is why it is called a gas giant
Physical collisions and many other ways
