The answer for this question would be letter A. Experimentation takes in by experimenting with your hypothesis, knowing what will happen and then gathering data from the outcome of the experiment. For your data, you create your analysis of what had happened then conclude.
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Option B, After cleavage of the nucleoplasmin protein, only the tail segments appeared in the nucleus
Explanation:
Cleaving of nuclear localization signals occurs before the transportation into the nucleus. Before that it is responsible for sending nuclear protein continuously after every cell division leaving very little protein in the cytoplasm. Once the cleaving occurs, the nuclear localization signals, no more protein can be transmitted thereby leaving very little protein tail segments in the nucleus. Also the signal sequences on the proteins are removed once they are trans located.
Hence, option B is correct
It is an glycosidic bond.
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D competition for resources
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