The doctor removed the duodenum from the body.
Answer:
The correct option is: <u>e. Germline gene therapy</u>
Explanation:
The <u>germline gene therapy</u>, GGT is the <u>modification of the germ cells</u>. In this therapy, a functional gene is introduced into the genomes of the gametes. Such a modification of the germ cell results in all the cells of the organisms to get modified. This change can therefore be <u>passed on to the next generations.</u> Many countries such as Canada, Germany and Switzerland, have prohibited the use of the germline gene therapy on humans.
Answer:
B) DNA could not be accurately replicated
Explanation:
Parkinson's disease is characterized by a deficiency in movement due to an anomaly in the nervous system of the body. However, according to this question, the cause of Parkinson's disease is unknown, although research points out that it may be due to defective nuclei in the cells of those affected.
Since Parkinson's disease is considered to be related to a defective nuclei at the cellular level, the most likely result is that DNA could not be accurately replicated. This is because DNA is located in the nucleus, and hence, a defective nucleus will affecti the DNA.
N.B: The other options are not related to the nucleus
Answer:
D. Transduction
Explanation:
This is the stage where the binding of signal molecule triggers the receptor protein of the target cell initiating this process.
