Answer:
With respect to genetic information, it is true that a gene is a section of DNA and is found on a chromosome in the cell's nucleus.
Explanation:
DNA contains all the genetic information that determines the morphological and functional characteristics of living beings.
The structure of DNA contains specific sequences of 4 nitrogenous bases, whose extension constitutes the coded genetic information. A chromosome is formed by a DNA molecule, and the<u> </u><u>genes</u><u> contained in the chromosome locus are sequences of nucleotides coming from fragments of that same DNA</u>.
All the genetic information —DNA, chromosomes and genes— is located in the cell nucleus.
First, we will elaborate the terms that are being used.
Heterozygous:
This means that the organism has a set of alleles which are different from one another. One copy may be for the dominant trait and the other for the recessive one.
Homozygous:
The organism has two copies of the same allele
Dominant:
An allele that will express itself even if only one copy of it is present. These are usually represented by capital letters.
Recessive:
An allele that requires both copies to be expressed. These are usually represented by lower-case letters.
A: Heterozygous
B: homozygous recessive
C: Homozygous dominant
D: Homozygous recessive
E: Homozygous dominant
Answer:
D) Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, and Uracil
Explanation:
RNA shares three of the nitrogenous bases of DNA: Adenine, Guanine, and Cytosine. However, instead of thymine, it has Uracil!
A) Mitochondria - because they are double membraned and the inner one is highly folded into 'cristae'
<span>Answer: Use Format Painter in Microsoft Office or in other such office automation softwares.
Explanation: Since several cells have to be formatted with the same set of style, it is more easier if we do the formatting in one cell and then use the format painter tool to have the same formatting copy-pasting to all the desired cells.</span>
