It takes the muscle time to act once it receives a response from the nerves. It also takes time for the electric impulse to pass between gaps in the nerves (synapses).<span />
Answer:
restriction enzymes are enzymatic proteins which cleave DNA at specific sites. these proteins are contained inside the bacteria to cleave the foreign DNA particles from Bacteriophages. these enzymes can be isolated from the bacteria and can be used in vitro for DNA manipulation.
Explanation:
restriction enzymes cut DNA creating smaller segments.
Also name restriction endonucleases
examples:
HIND3, BAMH1, ECOR1, etc
<span>A newborn baby have 2 fontanelles that is anterior and posterior. In generally anterior fontanelle closed in 18-24 months and the posterior fontanelle closes 2-3 months after birth.</span>
Answer:
Option D, appear in the urine
Explanation:
It is mentioned in the question that Tm for a particular amino acid is 120 mg/100 ml , but the concentration of amino acid in blood is 230 mg/100 ml. Thus, there is an excess of amino acid in blood. The excess amino acid is drained into kidney during blood purification which ultimately appear in the urine.
Thus, option D is correct
