<span>The metabolic processes in the body generate acids - for example lactic acid from anearobic respiration. The blood must be buffered against these acids to prevent them from raising the pH of the blood. Raising the pH of the blood would result in less biologically optimal conditions for tissues, cells and functionally critical enzymes in the bloodstream. For example, blood clotting may not work at very low (ie very acidic) pH.</span>
Answer:
RNA splicing
Explanation:
RNA splicing is the mechanism by which messenger RNA precursors (pre-mRNAs) are processed to generate mature mRNA transcripts in eukaryotic genomes. During RNA splicing, the non-coding regions of the pre-mRNA sequence (i.e., introns) are removed, while coding regions (i.e., exons) are joined together. In consequence, the resulting mature mRNA is shorter than the pre-mRNA. RNA splicing reactions are catalyzed by the spliceosome, an RNA-protein complex that removes introns from the pre-mRNA. After RNA splicing, the mature mRNA is used as template to produce a specific amino acid sequence, where triplets of RNA nucleotides (codons) in the mRNA are used to assemble specific amino acids in order to form a protein.
I’d say c I hope that helps
Answer: This is true, scientists do follow seismic waves.
