C) RNA<span> carries the code from DNA in the nucleus to the ribosome for protein synthesis.
The ribosomes are in the cytosol/cytoplasm, but DNA is in the nucleus. DNA is too large to travel out of the nucleus, so it needs the help of mRNA to transfer the genetic code to the ribosome, which translates the code into a protein. That means A, B, and D cannot be true. </span>
Answer:
<u>Basic Science Questions</u>:
What is cancer.
What are the symptoms of this disease.
What will be remedy to avoid such disease.
How it will be diagnosed.
<u>Applied Science questions</u>:
How to test the cancer patient.
How the surgery takes place.
What complications might arise during a surgery.
When chemotherapy can take place.
What are side effects of having a chemotherapy.
How many types of cancer.
How to identify the stage of cancer.
Explanation:
Basic Science normally focuses on the information that is required by general public. These questions aims to explain the basic knowledge and research to the public who does not belong to medical backgrounds.
Applied Science aims to detailed and more deep research. It focuses on practical application and required every detail about a certain process. It aims to develop more practical application by application of basic research and scientific knowledge.
