Answer:
The number of amino acids that cannot be made by the body and they must be obtained from the diet that a person eat is 10. Therefore, the correct answer to the question is option c.
Explanation:
Overall there are 20 amino acids which are essential for the human body for proper functioning and living. Out of these 20, only 10 amino acid is produced by the human body and the rest 10 should be taken from outside in the form of diet. These amino acids are the form of proteins which are essential for different purposes.
The protein synthesis happens in our body at cellular level. The cellular organs like ribosome and nucleus are responsible for the formation of protein. But they are unable to synthesize all the forms of protein.
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yeah but they develop slowly for a couple of minutes like 20mins - 30mins
Lichens are an exaple of a fungi
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