I would say the stomach is most similar to the mitochondria. This is because the purpose of the mitochondria in a cell is to break down molecules, such as glucose, nucleic & fatty acids, etc., into ATP (cell energy) so it can be used productively. The purpose of the stomach is to break down molecules of whatever is being consumed, so it can later be absorbed by the large and small intestine, and what is absorbed goes into the cells to be used productively.
Put simply, the stomach is similar to the mitochondria because they both provide energy for the greater thing they function, cell or body.
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No, although there are several theories with increasing evidence, there is still no way to know for sure how it occurred. The great mystery of the beginning of universe is way too vast and vague. Theories can only be proven by presenting a solid proof, but great creations such as universe itself doesn't have to be solved. Various possibilities must have happened or there must be a one conclusion leading to its existence; but moreover, it is not our problem to solve. The confirmation of beginning of its existence will only feed the curiosity of humans.
Explanation:
Because Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) determines what the cell does. Ribonucleic acid (RNA) is necessary for protein synthesis: Messenger RNA Transcribes genetic information from DNA into a sequence of basis that is transferred to a ribosome.
It is harmful because it cannot carry us much oxygen. It is helpful because it limits the transmission and effects of malaria, which is common in Africa.
The practice of forensic odontology, a branch of forensic
science can be useful in the identification process in all the other options given
above, except in the identification of a perpetrator who left behind several
cigarette butts and a trail of blood.