A complete protein<span> (or whole protein) is a source of protein that </span>contains<span> an adequate proportion of </span>all nine<span> of the </span>essential amino acids<span> necessary for the dietary needs of </span><span>humans.
Answer: C
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Everything else is the same. Just like DNA, G and C are paired together. But on RNA, the A is different. It’s not paired with T, but with U.
RNA pairs:
A - U ( Adenine to Uracil )
G - C ( Guanine to Cytosine )
The answer I think is, some diseases the person might have.
This is false. The more similarities the the amino acid sequences have, the closer related are the species. Therefore the more differences in the sequence, the more further related the two species are.
Glyccocayx sugar coat that surrounds cells