Answer:
Recombinant DNA technology
Explanation:
Recombinant DNA technology (also called genetic engineering) is the combination of DNA molecules from two different species to create new genetic combinations that would not otherwise be found in the genome and that is of great importance to science and other fields. Recombinant DNA technology is mainly involved in the isolation, characterization, and alteration of DNA in organisms’ genome to create improved or novel organisms.
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Answer:
Replication error may cause production of many erroneous proteins while error in translation would affect the single protein.
Explanation:
The erroneous DNA molecules produced by errors in the process of replication would result in the formation of a large number of faulty mRNA molecules transcribed by using the faulty DNA strand as a template. The faulty mRNA molecules would produce an equally large number of faulty proteins. On the other hand, one or more errors during the process of translation would produce faulty proteins. There would not be any erroneous mRNA molecules.
Therefore, errors in replication are expressed in DNA, mRNA and proteins while the errors in translation are expressed only in proteins and are more bearable.
Carbon is a such a versatile element because it can form four covalent bonds.
Carbon skeletons can vary in length, branching, and ring structure.
The functional groups of organic molecules are the parts involved in chemical reactions.
Organic molecules important for life include relatively small monomers as well as large polymers.
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Answer:
Changes this rock into sedimentary rocks.
Explanation:
Igneous rock is formed when molten hot magma cools down and form sediments. Igneous rock can change I sedimentary rock by deposition, weathering and erosion because sedimentary rocks are rocks formed near the Earth surface and are formed from the accumulation of sediments when the are deposited out of air, ice, gravity, flowing water.
They are formed through weathering of rocks i.e the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles which can be wash away by a process called erosion through either water, wind or air and the erosion lead to deposition or accumulation of this small particles which form sedimentary rocks.
Examples of sedimentary rocks are sandstone, siltstone e t.c.