Answer:
The questions does not have any options.
Explanation:
In this case, the possible options are:
- Organisms with more genes will likely have more mutations per generation.
- More selection of mutations can occur in a shorter period of time for bacteria that replicate each twenty minutes than for humans with a (roughly) 20-year generation span.
- Organisms vary in the proportion of DNA that is active and in the percent of loci that have multiple alleles.
- All of the choices are correct- is the correct answer.
Organisms carrying more genes may have more mutations per every generation. Bacteria which replicate by means of asexual reproduction and which are haploid, reproduce after every 20 minutes, and chances of mutation in them occurs more rapidly.
Different organisms vary in the proportion of DNA that is active and in the percent of loci that have multiple alleles.
Answer:
Like all viruses, phages are simple organisms that consist of a core of genetic material (nucleic acid) surrounded by a protein capsid. The nucleic acid may be either DNA or RNA and may be double-stranded or single-stranded.
Explanation:
The codon CCG codes for Proline....just like A, B and C (A and B are the same so perhaps a typo)....all these codons (CCA, CCU, CCG and CCC) code for proline. The one that doesn't code for proline is the last one (D), CGG - this one codes for tryptophan.
You can check these on a codon table.
So your answer is D. CGG
It would be creep i hope this helped you.