<span>The right answer is: A
A) The molecule is digested by exonucleases because it is not protected at the 5' end. (correct)
B) The molecule is digested by restriction enzymes in the eukaryotic cell's nucleus. (false it is digested by exonucleases due to the absence of the 3'cap and the 5'tail)
C) The mRNA cannot exit the nucleus to be transcribed without the 5' cap and poly-A tail. (false, to be TRANSLATED and not to be transcribed)
D) The mRNA molecule attaches to a ribosome and is translated at a much slower rate. (false, it doesn't have a role to play in translation)</span>
The first steps they take into consideration is where did it start, where has it spread, then they ask themselves questions is there an viruses similar to this one? Has anyone else found information on this virus? (Etc) then they probably start research by seeing who else has found info on the virus and then they might start to set up labs to conduct there own test to get a better understanding, then once all of that is done they start releasing information to people, for info I would look at the health page of your country or state or province (mines health Canada yours might be different)
Like during the winter it would be dormant because it would not be dead but it would lose its leaves to avoid death, therefore slowing down
Hope this helps
If you gave a little more information i could help you... which statements? is this a multiple choice?
When light enters the retina, it first passes through the Ganglion cell layer, then the Bipolar cell layer, before reaching the photoreceptors
