Initiation: Replication begins at a specific location called as OriC, at which some initiator protein bind and cause unwinding
Elongation: New DNA stand grows, one base pair at a time.
Termination: The two new double helices replace the older ones and the last primer strand is removed, followed by proofreading.
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Wind blows finer particles long distances from glacial environments, where they settle out to form <u>firn</u>. Firn is a type of snow which is located on the upper part of a glacier that has not turned into ice.
Answer:
Brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
Explanation:
While they work together, each is an individual system.
<span>Studying the gross anatomy of a cadaver can show an individual the total physiology of a human. By dissecting a cadaver or deceased human, you can study the nervous and cardiovascular system as well as the organs and other internal tissues. For example, muscle origin and insertions on bone, blood supply to the muscle and nervous stimulation of the muscle can be studied. Other areas that can be seen are the location of major organs in the thorax and the blood supply to each of them. The discovery of how the cadaver died can also bee seen during the dissection in many cases.</span>
