Answer:
The correct answer is: CGU.
Explanation:
Transcription is the process in which a specific DNA segment is taken and copied into RNA. This is highly important since proteins are made thanks to RNA and not DNA.
If an mRNA were to be transcripted using a segment of DNA containing CGT,<u> it would form a GCA codon</u>. The DNA strand serves as a model to synthesize the RNA strand, similar to how DNA replication happens, except RNA ends up having only one strand.
<u>Since mRNA will have a GCA codon, the tRNA anticodon will be CGU</u> (uracil replaces thymine).
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Answer:
It wouldn't completely disrupt the system but, it'd make some major changes. Removing a species would be like removing a piece in the game of bricks. More bricks you'd remove the more unstable it'd get. So, I'd say don't remove any species from ANY ecosystem, for the safety of the world. If one ecosystem is disrupted, an entire species could die off. If one dies off, so would another and it'd keep going.
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