Answer:
Two
Explanation:
Consider the sequence ATGACATGCAATTGA.
Originally, there are 5 codons, translating to a minimum of 5 amino acids: ATG CAT GTC AAT TGA.
A base was inserted after the first G and the third T was deleted, the sequence become (assuming A is the inserted base);
ATG <em>ACA TGC</em> AAT TGA
<em>Only the second and the the third codon are changed and hence, their respective amino acid.</em>
I say C. <span>it lowers the activation energy of a reaction in affects only very specific reactions. Correct me if I'm wrong tho...thank you ;)</span>
Answer:
nope that not possible because O has no antigens which can donate any blood group but A donates to same blood group bcoz of same antigen.
A hypothesis should be tested by changing one variable in an experiment.
I think it’s A I hope this helps!
