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polyploidy plants are sterile, usually completely seedless, but may have vestiges of seeds (like the kind of bananas we eat do). Polyploidy plants also usually produce much larger plants than their aneuploidy counterparts do. Bigger fruits are more marketable than smaller ones.
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Explanation
If insulin cannot bind to the insulin receptor, then GSK3 will not be inhibited, nor will it be able to inhibit glycogen synthase as the activity of kinases such as PKB and GSK3 are dependent on the signal sent out as the response of binding insulin to the receptor. No binding leads to no signal which leads to no activity.
Answer: Option A) mutations are more likely to be purged.
Explanation:
Sexual reproduction involves the production of gametes from two parents, which then fuse into zygote.
- During the formation of gametes, mutation do occur.
- After the formation mutations can also of occur. if they do occur, they are called germ-line mutation.
Thus, sexual reproduction does not in anyway purge mutation
I believe clockwise and counterclockwise but I might have them mixed up
