Answer:
The correct answer is: RNA dependent RNA polymerase, also called, RNA replicase.
Explanation:
- RNA dependent RNA polymerase or RNA replicase is an enzyme that is capable of replicating RNA. This means the enzyme is capable of utilising RNA (Ribonucleic Acid) as a template strand to synthesise a new RNA molecule as the daughter strand.
- This enzyme is encoded only in the genome of those viruses that use RNA as their genetic material and such viruses are called RNA viruses.
- This enzyme is absent in the host cells that the virus infect.
- These viruses hijack the host cell machinery to translate their RNA genome and synthesise the RNA replicase protein, which further helps in replicating their RNA genome.
6 time to produce one molecule of glucose
Again, the answer would be the ribosomes
Answer:
A. a base pare of deletion
Explanation:
A base pair deletion is a mutation where one nucleotide is removed during DNA replication. The base-pair deletions produce frameshift mutations, i.e., they cause genetic modifications that alter the Open Reading Frame (ORF) of the corresponding protein. Examples of human diseases caused by deletion mutations include, among others, cystic fibrosis and Williams syndrome.