It’s not likely, unless both are white. Then the child is more likely too.
Answer:
It would be difficult to recreate the exact conditions of the chemical release elsewhere.
Explanation:
They are less likely to be separated during crossing over.
B. No is correct.
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Glycolysis produces pyruvate molecules, , and ATP. The pyruvate molecules undergo reactions that convert the three carbon pyruvate to a two carbon acetyl CoA and an one carbon carbon dioxide. The acetyl-CoA molecules are then used as the initial inputs for the citric acid cycle, as they are combined with oxaloacetate.
