In diseases, similar patterns of mutations in harmless genes may possibly be a cause or an effect of the disease. To investigate if it is a cause, it is worth looking into the proteins synthesized by the gene and whether it’s structure or functionality is affected by the pattern observed. It is also worth looking into the downstream effects possibly caused by the pattern in the gene. The gene may encode a non coding region which could affect post transcriptional splicing for example.
The central vacuole holds all of the water for the plant, and when the plant has had enough water, it swells. When the central vacuole swells with all of the water, it pushes against the cell wall. This is called turgor pressure, and it gives the plant the support it needs to stay upright.
A theory has lots of evidence to back it up
Answer: Macromolecules are proteins,
carbohydrates, nucleic acid, and lipids
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