The answer is 3’-tactttaggatc-5’. This is complementary to 5'-augaaauccuag-3' of the mRNA. It is important to note that RNA has no thiamine but instead has uracil (Thymine is a methylated form of Uracil.). The other principles on bae pairing apply where C pairs with G, and U with A. Thiamine is used in DNA because it gives it more stability than uracil does.
<span>Enzymes cut introns out of an mRNA strand.</span>
Answer:
C
Explanation:
because there is not enough surface area to grow more
There are 2 functions for cell surface markers. The first is to recognize the outside cell. The second is to allow the cell to bind to substances outside the cell.
Cell surface markers are proteins expressed on the surface of cells that often conveniently serve as markers of specific cell types. There are different types of cell surface markers. These markers are vital for the human body to function. These markers also vitally affect the functions of other biological systems of other organisms and creatures such as animals.
