<h2>How does a missense mutation affect the function of a protein?</h2>
A missense mutation will change the amino acid sequence. This may alter the function of the protein, usually negatively, but sometimes positively. This later case may be favored by evolution, as the change is heritable.
The answer is the base sequence of gene's promoter.
DNA is a two-stranded helix. One strand is called a template strand, the other one is called a coding strand. The template strand is copied into mRNA, and the coding strand is complementary to the template strand. RNA polymerase, an enzyme responsible for transcription, has to recognize the right strand before transcription begins. So, it recognizes one or more short sequences on the coding strand. This is the base sequence of gene's promoter. Thus, the complementary strand is the template strand.
Answer:
In the human body, cells are the basic units of life. Groups of cells working together for a specific function form tissues. Organs are two or more tissues operating together. Even separate organs work together, forming body systems.
A.Volcanoes release hot air into the atmosphere, contributing to global warming. ... Why do scientists study earthquakes to predict a volcanic eruption? A.When magma moves, it causes earthquakes. B.Earthquakes break the earth apart and cause magma to appear at the surface.
I do t know how to answer this really, but the acceleration of this object is 15 m/s.
