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<h3>What is Transcription?</h3>
The act of transcribing a section of DNA into RNA is called transcription. Messenger RNA is the term for DNA segments that have been translated into RNA molecules that can encode proteins (mRNA). Non-coding RNAs are formed when additional DNA segments are transcribed into RNA molecules (ncRNAs).
In a given tissue, the amount of mRNA is more than 10 times more than the amount of ncRNA when averaged across different cell types (though in particular single cell types ncRNAs may exceed mRNAs). Less than 2% of the human genome can be transcribed into mRNA, but at least 80% of mammalian genomic DNA can be actively transcribed (in one or more types of cells), with the majority of this 80% thought to be mRNA, the general preponderance of mRNA in cells is valid despite this.
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Answer: Chemoreceptors
Explanation:
It is Chemoreceptors because Chemoreceptors are receptors found in the pharynx and oral cavity that tranduces chemical substances or detect stimulus and send it to the brain and it is converted to biological signal. It is sensitive to chemicals like carbondioxide and detect changes in normal environment for carbondioxide increase or reduction in oxygen in the bloof and then send it to the brain for interpretation. Chemical changes I their environment stimulate them.
Sexual reproduction is performed through gametes which means that each cell has half the number of chromosomes (for humans that's 23) . also called haploids, when the two cells combine the chromosmes cross creating a whole set of chromosomes. (46 in humans)
asexual reproduction is done through meiosis through somatic cells that already have two sets of chromosomes. (46 in humans) they duplicate the chromosomes and then spilt to create a perfect duplicate. the cells can also be know as diploids.
Graduated cylinders because you can put liquid in it
It’s D-give the cell structural support, encloses the cytoplasm, and helps regulate what enters and exits the cell
