Answer:
<u>centrioles</u>
Explanation:
Centrioles are rod-like structures found in animals cells. The centrosome and centrioles proliferate and migrate to the opposite poles of the cell during cell division. Centrioles help in arranging the microtubules that separate chromosomes at the centromere during cell division to ensure each daughter cell receives the appropriate number of chromosomes.
Answer:
1. silent mutation
2. non sense mutation
3. missense mutation
Explanation:
1. <u>in a silent mutation</u>, the substituted base will code for <em>another</em> codon that will get translated to the <em>same</em> amnio acid
2. <u>in a non sense mutation</u>, the substituted base will code for a <em>STOP</em> codon that would cause the production of a faulty, usually non functional protein, <em>missing</em> some amnio acids.
3. in a missense mutation, the substituted codon codes for a <em>different</em> amino acid and this can have a small to great effect on the product protein based on its function. eg: sickle cell anemia where you've substituted a polar amino acid with a non polar one, thus causing severe consequences
The complete statement is this: Information that sensed in the right visual field is processed in the LEFT HEMISPHERE OF THE BRAIN.
The eye is an organ of sight that is used to receive physical stimuli in the form of light. The light is then sent as electrical stimuli to the brain for interpretation.
The eyes are constructed in such a way that, the left hemisphere of the brain process visual information from the right eye while the right hemisphere of the brain process information from the left eye. The optic chiasm, which is a complicated crossover of optic nerves fibers located behind the eyes at the bottom of the brain makes this to be possible.
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