They have a single organization.
It is implanted within the Uterus where it will grow into a fetus. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
d. UAC
Explanation:
An anticodon, present on tRNA, is the complementary sequence to a determined codon on the mRNA. tRNA is responsible for placing the aminoacids in the correct order when a protein is being translated, and it does so by complementary binding the codons on the mRNA. Each tRNA can hold a different aminoacid, so, for example, the codon AUG encodes the aminoacid methionine, and this means that only a tRNA that has an anticodon with the sequence UAC will be able to hold metionine and place it on its position on the protein sequence.
What is the likelihood of their child having the disease is:
A. 0%
Explanation:
- The mother is heterozygous, thus she has an allele which is recessive and the other allele which is dominant.
- The father has no recessive allele for the gene.
- During meiosis in mother , two types of gametes will be produced. One type of gamete will have the recessive allele and the other type of gametes will have dominant allele.
- During meiosis in father, only one type of gametes will be formed which will have the dominant allele only.
- In a situation a female gamete with recessive allele is fertilized by a male gamete with dominant allele. The resulting zygote will be heterozygous.The effect of the recessive allele will be masked by the dominant allele and the child will not have the disease.
- In a situation a female gamete with the dominant allele is fertilized by a male gamete with dominant allele then the resulting zygote will be homozygous for dominant allele and obvioiusly the individual will not have the disease.
- Thus, in this case we can conclude that there is 0% chance of child having the disease.
