It would take 31 codons to code for a protein that contains 30 AA
Because:
Not everything around you has the correct moisture to grow mold. Places like a shower, wood, and even toilets do, since water will soak into them, or the water is trapped. If you don't clean your shower and toilet, you will notice mold. If you look at a fence, there is probably hints of mold on it.
Something like a shelf cannot grow mold, since it usually has paint on it, and the moisture won't go through something like paint.
Another possible answer: Since the areas around you don't always have the correct moisture, mold will not grow on everything. It can grow on some stuff in your house, but not everything around you.
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The first statement, “We never get to see the far side of the moon” is <u>true</u> among all the statements given.
Explanation:
We only see one side of the moon from Earth, which is commonly referred to as the “near” side of the moon. We are able to see this side through our naked eyes due to the sunlight reflecting of the surface of the moon.
However, this is not to say that the far side of the moon does not receive sunlight at all. It does receive, but it’s just that the far side of the moon never faces the Earth and hence we never see it.
Having said that, the other statements are false. The near side itself goes through weeks of darkness, where it is not lit up by the Sun. The moon has its own axis upon which it rotates. And the moon orbits the Earth and one full rotation takes about 28 days.
.Propagating a plant by cuttings will allow you to keep the special characteristics of that plant. Plants grown from seed will often be different from the parent plant and from each other. Propagating a new plant via cuttings avoids the difficulties of propagating by seed.
Disadvantages of propagating stem cuttings are: You will get a lack of genetic diversity and you may potentially increase Insect and Disease weakness in the new plant.
ATP is a molecule that stores <u>ENERGY</u> in its phosphorus bonds.
