Continue to consume the calcium recommended for non-pregnant
women because calcium absorption increases during pregnancy which will provide
for the fetus. The good news is that most women do not experience bone problems
during pregnancy and breastfeeding. For
the good health of both the mother and her baby she should take care of one’s
bone health is especially need during pregnancy and breastfeeding,
<span>This would be considered a chemical energy. Consuming food, which contains chemical energies, powers the body to be able to move, talk, proceed with other normal functions. As the foods are broken down inside the body, chemical reactions are formed, powering the ant.</span>
True
You can’t skip any step; you need to do each step in order.
Answer: None of the above
Since, 38 ATP molecules can be made per oxidised glucose molecule during cellular respiration i.e. 2 ATP's from glycolysis, 2 ATP's from krebs cycle and rest 34 ATP's from electron transport chain.
So here we can say total of 36 ATP's being produced from krebs cycle and electron transport chain according to biology textbooks.
Answer:
a. GC->CG in the protein coding region on a gene. - Base substitution
b. GC->TA in a GAA glutamate codon - Base substitution
c. Loss of three bases GAA for a glutamate codon - Deletion
d. GC->CG in a tRNA gene - Insertion
e. GC->AT in the ribsome binding site of a mRNA - Frameshift mutation
Explanation:
DNA mutation occurs as a result of a change in the gene sequence of the protein being coded by the genes. Several causes of mutation involve radiation, heavy metal exposure, etc. There are different types of gene mutation. These include a deletion where the bases are deleted. Another one is the insertion where a base is inserted into the sequence. This lengthens the base sequence of the gene. Another mutation is the base mutation -this can take place as a result of inversion. Inversion reverses the order of the bases in a sequence like this: normal CGGA → AGGC
These mutations result in disorder e'g Downs syndrome, Puckingtons disease, Cystic fibrosis etc.