The basic building block of a protein is called an amino acid. There are 20amino acids in the proteins you eat and in the proteins within your body, and they link together to form large protein molecules.
Electricity, I'm not sure if that's what you mean or if that was even a question.
There are lots of exact measuring systems we use in science. Here are just a few measurement words you may find in chemistry and science
° Liter - Metric unit for measuring volume
° Gram - Metric unit for measuring mass
° Meter - Metric unit for measuring length
° Ruler, meter stick, tape measure - Tools used to measure length
° Thermometer - Tool used to measure temperature
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Answer: Slow, long lasting, widespread responses
Answer:
The experiment wont work because both DNA and Protein contain nitrogen in their structure.
Explanation:
DNA and protein both contain nitrogen but phosphate group is present in DNA but absent in Protein.So when those 2 students tried to lebel the nitrogen of DNA it can be possible that nitrogen of protein molecule is being lebelled rather than the nitrogen of DNA.
As a result those 2 students do not found any trace of nitrogen of phage DNA inside the host Bacterium because the lebelled protein of the capsid remains outside the bacterium in form of ghost.
