Answer:
We would gradually decay, and it would be horrific, and if new cells contiued to form it would also be pretty horrific
Explanation:
If we reached maturity while old cells never died off , this would heighten the risk for genetic and hereditary disorders, and new cells are not formed through mitosis, and are unable to replace inefficient or cells with damages, whether it not be to the DNA or other organelles.This would cause a significant decline of production in our body, and would also cause cells such as your skin cells, to be at a heightened risk of genetic and hereditary disorders and diseases such as cancers and melanomas
If our cells continued to form while old ones never died off, if would also be very inefficient for our bodies, as the amount of energy and ATP required to support an ever-growing cell population of that size would leave us wanting to eat more and more each day to fufill our daily metabolic processes, leaving us skinny and weak.This would also cause a loss of some function in some areas, because some areas require more energy than others, such as your pulmonary and cardiovascular system, and could result in wasting of muscle tissure, as they would not be getting the nutrients needed
The answer to this question will be "Mitosis." During Mitosis the DNA cell is replicated during the cell cell cycle. Mitosis is basically cell division that equals two copied daughter cells with the same amount of chromosomes as each other during the cell cycle.
Hope this helps.
Answer:
Synthetic insulin and synthetic growth hormone and diagnostic tests to detect various diseases are just some examples of biotechnology
Example of Gene Editing is Dalmatians, which often carry a genetic mutation that makes them prone to suffer from bladder stones.
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Explanation:
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The answer should be B - If errors are not removed from areas within a gene, then the resulting proteins could be affected.
Choice D is just flat out wrong, Choice C is incorrect as errors in body cells are not passed to offspring, only errors in gametes, and Choice A is wrong because Lipids are not affected by genes. Hope this helped!
