Receptors are typically specialized to react to specific stimulation by initiating a chemical or biochemical (in the case of biochemistry) change. In the field of pharmacology or biochemistry, receptors are usually a protein molecules and the change it undergoes are usually specific to the type of stimuli or signal it is responding to.
A biogeochemical cycle is a pathway by which a chemical substance moves through both biotic and abiotic compartments of earth
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The new DNA molecule consists of one new strand and one old strand of DNA.
DNA replication is a process of formation of two molecules of DNA from a single DNA molecule (which is double stranded).
In this process, the two DNA strands of the original DNA are first separated so that the template strands are exposed.
Using the template strands, enzyme DNA polymerase adds nucleotides (in the direction 5' to 3') in a complementary manner-
For adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine in the template strand, thymine adenine, cytosine, and guanine are added respectively.
The new DNA molecule consists of one new strand and one old strand of DNA. That is why, it is also called semiconservative replication.
Thus, option third is the right answer.
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E. digestive system
Explanation:
Mollusks/Molluscs are<u> invertebrates</u> of the <em>Kingdom Animalia</em>. It is said to have the <em>biggest population </em>when it comes to the <em>marine phylum. </em>
It has an organ called the "radula" that is responsible for grinding food. This organ looks like a tongue. Its "crystalline style" is located in the middle part of its gut. It is responsible for secreting enzymes and it helps in extracellular digestions.
Clearly, <u>the </u><u>radula</u><u> and</u><u> crystalline style</u><u> are both part of the</u><em><u> mollusc's digestive system.</u></em>
