D. Mutations will always impact an individual on some level
Most of these seem accurate or at least close to being accurate on how mutations affect genes however, some mutations won’t always impact an individual because some mutations are so minor. But this is my best guess
Answer:
1 mental pictures that have no direct
relationship to the actual object you are
thinking about
2 to gain or obtain for yourself
3 a ranking system
4 perceptually distinct units of sound in a specified language that distinguish one word from another
5 to figure out or unscramble hidden
meaning
6 the aspects of a dream or fantasy
that you remember
Explanation:
#4 I don't see the match in what you posted but the definition of phoneme is what I wrote.
Answer:
Addition of a(n) methyl group to certain lysine residues of a histone protein makes the region of chromatin transcriptionally silent; addition of a(n) acetyl group to certain lysine residues makes the region of chromatin transcriptionally active.
Explanation:
The changes suffered in the expression and activity of the genes are studied by the Epigenetics.
Cartilage connects the sternum and ribs. There are 7 true ribs, 3 false ribs, and 2 floating ribs. They are all connec
ted to the sternum using cartilage.
Answer:
c. Retrograde motion of the planets as they moved across the sky.
Explanation:
Ancient Greek philosophers were extremely intelligent people who propounded some ideas that have helped shape science to what it is today.
They had evidence for the spherical shape of the earth, the link between lunar phases and oceanic tides, and the existence of exoplanets, however, they did not have evidence for the retrograde motion of the planets as they moved across the sky because they believed that if the Earth moved around the Sun, then they would be able to see the stars from divergent points along Earth's orbit.
