Answer:
The answer is a. they are much like empty rooms.
Explanation:
Cells are pretty much the opposite of empty rooms. There are many organelles and processes happening in them, so there's no space for empty rooms. Even when there are spaces, which anyway would be full of liquid, these spaces have a purpose.
Interphase + MITOSIS (PMATC)
In Interphase, there’s DNA replication taking place, of every organelle, it’s under extremely high energy (REMEMBER INTERPHASE IS NOT APART OF MITOSIS, IT HAPPENS BEFORE IT) In prophase, spindle fibres start to appear, membrane around nucleus dissapears. In metaphase, chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell, along with their copies. In anaphase, they are pulled to either end of the cell on spindle fibres. In telophase, cell walls form around each pair or chromosomes. In cytokinesis, the cell membrane eventually divides them into two genetically identical daughter cells.
Answer:
B: gene
C: nucleus
D: RNA polymerase
E: messenger RNA
F: cytoplasm
G: ribosomes
H: amino acids
I: codon
Explanation:
When you look at the protein synthesis process and the steps, this is how it all occurs. (: Hope this helped.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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