A person who has a recessive trait must have two<span> recessive alleles because - A dominant allele does not let a recessive trait show up, in other words it simply dominates and… over shadows the recessive trait.</span>
Which type of society is most likely to have a great number of factories?... Industrial
What is society?
A society is a group of people that regularly contact with one another or a significant social group that inhabits the same physical or social territory and is typically under the control of the same governmental authority and prevailing cultural norms.
A given society may be defined as the sum of all of these relationships among its constituent members. Societies are characterised by patterns of relationships (social relations) between people who share a particular culture and institutions. In the social sciences, subgroup domination or stratification patterns frequently appear in bigger societies.
By designating particular behaviours or ideas as acceptable or unacceptable, societies create patterns of behaviour. The term "societal norms" refers to certain behavioural patterns within a particular community. Societies and their standards are constantly and gradually changing.
Hence the correct answer is OC. Industrial
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Messanger RNA cuz it gives the "messages"... thats how i remembered it in school lol
Carbohydrate is the quickest energy for the tiger when it sprints across a field to hunt its prey.
Answer: Option C
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Tigers are not opportunistic scavengers. When hungry they run catch their prey and devour it. For this they need energy. The Carbohydrates are the important source of energy.
The carbohydrate break into smaller sugars called glucose. The glucose is stored as glycogen in the muscles and in the liver so that when need arises it releases energy. When in need the glucose at once gives energy for the active movement of the muscle which enables the tiger to sprint after its prey.
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The <u>structure and function</u> are affected by the amino acids order in a protein.
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Explanation:</h2>
The succession of a protein is controlled by the DNA of the genes that encode the protein. An adjustment in the gene's DNA arrangement may prompt an adjustment in the amino acid grouping of the protein. In any event, changing only one amino acid in a protein's grouping can influence the protein's general structure and capacity.
For example, a solitary amino acid change is related to sickle cell frailty, an acquired infection that influences red platelets. In sickle cell frailty, one of the polypeptide ties makes hemoglobin, the protein that conveys oxygen in the blood has a slight succession change. The glutamic acid that is regularly the 6th amino acid of the hemoglobin β chain is supplanted by a valine.
