Answer:
Nucleic Acids are precursor for Proteins.
Explanation:
Proteins are formed( protein units called amino acids) by the decoding of specific nucleic acids to give specific Proteins.
No nucleic acids don't provide energy, these are building block of genetic material (DNA). While Proteins provide energy.
No proteins don't carry genetic information.
Yes structure of protein is determined by nucleic acids because each nucleic acids code fir specific unit of amino acid which join to form protein.
No subunits of nucleic acids are nucleotides where as subunits of Proteins are called amino acids.
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Latitude refers to the distance of a location on Earth's surface from the equator in relation to the North and South poles (e.g., Florida has a lower latitude than Maine); altitude is defined as how high a location is above sea level (e.g., being on top of a hill vs bottom of the same hill). they share the similarity of measuring the distance from one set point to another.
Answer:
The correct answer is 3rd statement.
Explanation:
A kind of sweat gland that discharges water from the surface of the body at the time of high internal temperatures are known as exocrine sweat glands. This water gets evaporates and results in the cooling of the skin surface. When the temperature of the body enhances, the sweat glands along with water also discharges electrolytes from the surface of the body.
The sweat glands also exhibit antibacterial properties, as they discharge dermcidin that interferes with the sticking of the microbes with the skin surface. The exocrine sweat glands do not secrete lipids, thus, they lack the tendency to condition the skin surrounding it. Hence, the given statement 3 is incorrect.
Answer:
Thermostability
Explanation:
Thermus aquaticus is a species of bacteria that can tolerate extremly high temperatures and it is the source of the heat-resistant enzyme Taq DNA polymerase used in PCR. The advantages of this enzyme are its thermostabilty (temperature optimum 80°C) so it doesn't have to be added after every cycle of thermal denaturation of the DNA and also that it can be isolated in a pure form.
