Pretty sure its glycolysis
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An anticodon is a trinucleotide sequence complementary to that of a corresponding codon in a messenger RNA (mRNA) sequence. An anticodon is found at one end of a transfer RNA (tRNA) molecule.
Explanation:
Answer: ok first you have to look at the clues or hints of what the given fossil and how many layers or solid Rock on it, now that is seen to go from the youngest to oldest age, we now know that you can design a procedure like a "Rock identification" based on what type of or rock it is for example lime stone this would tell you how far it goes back in time. Just identify the tpe of rock it is and then youll know that its that deep.
I hope this helps just wrote this from scratch for you :)
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In the decolorization step alcohol is used which destain the gram-negative bacteria but not gram-positive because alcohol degrades the LPS cell wall of gram-negative bacteria which allow the crystal violet to moves out of the cell.
So if we use too little alcohol then the alcohol will not able to decolorize all the gram-negative bacteria and most of the cell in the culture will appear violet or purple because crystal violet retained in the cell wall of bacteria.
So the sample of gram-negative bacteria will appear as gram-positive bacteria under the microscope.
I believe it is called evolution and you can see this with a genetics tree
