The cell membrane, cell wall, genetic material, ribosomes.
Basically everything that a bacterium has(because prokaryotes in general don’t have a lot of components and have very simple cells.)
Hope this helps:)
Answer:
I believe it's d... or b
Explanation:
So I'm pretty confident that it's D seeing how it substitutes or deletes but it's only ONE gene...
ADP can be converted into ATP during the addition of an inorganic phosphate. This process can be represented as phosphorylation, as molecules are simply having phosphate groups chemically added on to them, thus providing them with greater deal of energy through the new chemical bond that forms with the phosphate group.
1. DDAA, DdAa
2. DDaa, Dada
3. ddAA, ddAa
4. ddaa
5. The phenotypic ratio is 9:3:3:1 where 9 combinations will produce offspring with both dominant phenotypes (dimples and brown hair), 3 will produce offspring with one dominant phenotype and one receive phenotype (dimples, blonde hair), 3 will produce offspring with one receive phenotype and one dominant phenotype (no dimples, brown hair), and one will produce offspring with both recessive phenotypes (no dimples, blonde hair)
