<span>Since there is usually more than one codon for an amino acid, a mutation in the third base of a codon
will most likely not cause the wrong amino acid to be put into the chain. </span>
Because the molecules that are being transported is moving against its concentration gradient. in other words, its moving from where its low in concentration to where its high in concentration
(D) It uses enzymes to liquefy food and kill bacteria to be further digested in the intestines.
The answer is
Dominant Trail
