Answer:
What effect does the mutation have on the amount of ATP synthesized during cellular respiration?
Explanation:
ATP synthase is the key enzyme for the ATP synthesis during the cellular respiration. It uses proton gradient (electrochemical gradient of the H+) which is generated as the electrons pass through the electron transport chain. This enzyme is located in the inner mitochondrial membrane of all cells, but also in chloroplasts of plants. ATP is produced from ADP and Pi. ATP synthase is composed of two main subunits F0 and F1.
Because of all these properties, mutation in a gene important for the formation of one of the subunits of the ATP synthase complex, can be used for the observation of ATP production.
Photosynthesis also requires light energy, which most plants get from the sun. The plant converts light energy to chemical energy that is later used as fuel. :D
I’m pretty sure it’s D, it has become warmer unless it’s talking about the sea ice (the sea ice has grown smaller but the Arctic itself has not). Hope this helps!
If a person had a dominant allele for blonde hair and a recessive allele for red hair, the probability of that person having red hair would be closest to 100 percent. The dominant allele will express while the recessive allele would require two copies of genes to give the red color. The lone expression of the allele for blonde hair would lead to the presence of blonde hair on the head.