A different protein would be made. A cell has no way of knowing if the pair was A=T or T=A originally, so if they switch the cell will think it was that way all along. A different protein will be made (most of the time) because the mutation leaves no traces of itself for DNA repair mechanisms to detect (unlike mutations like cytosine turning into uracil or two thymines binding together, which the cell knows is an unnatural occurrence). So if the switch goes unnoticed, that gene will code for a different protein. This is because proteins are made of strings of amino acids, and the sequence determines a proteins shape and function. DNA codes for sequences of amino acids. Each amino acid is represented as three bases, so TGC will code for something different than AGC. This means that if TGC is mutated into AGC, the resulting protein will also have the wrong amino acid.
It is known as the roche moutonnée. It is a stone arrangement made by the death of an icy mass. The section of icy mass ice over basic bedrock regularly brings about lopsided erosional frames because of scraped area on the "stoss" side of the stone and culling on the "lee" side. These erosional highlights are seen on sizes of not as much as a meter to a few hundred meters
To create a positive environment can help implement the principle of non-maleficence as well as guaranteeing that bullying or diminishing does not take place. When important decisions are to be made they should be shared with everyone trying to make the information accessible to everyone equally.
This is not an evolutionary change. This is called etiolation which is a process by plants grown in the absence of sunlight. This can manifested by plants through weaker stems, fewer leaves, longer internodes and pale to yellowish color of plants. This is not an optimum condition for plants as they cannot adapt in the changes in the enviroment.
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The main difference between cultivated plants and wild plants is that cultivated plants may be considered <u>Personal</u><u> </u><u>Property</u> before they are harvested.
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