All matching codons in all organisms DNA code for the same amino acids.
Option D.
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Codons are defined as group of three nucleotide bases that forms a triplet, and codes for a particular amino acid.
There are four nitrogen bases, so four possible nucleotides. Among them, 3 are stop codons, rest 61 are codons denoting the 20 amino acids. Codons are discrete, meaning no same codon codes for more than 1 amino acid.
And these codons are universal. It means, like AUG denotes for amino acid methionine, and that is same in bacteria, as well as in all organisms. So they are universal.
Grey seals breed in habitats where disturbance is kept to a minimal, like rocky shores, ice flows and islands. They feed on cold open waters. When pups are given birth in early winter or late autumn, their skins are white with yellowish tint. They are relatively helpless and rely on their mother's milk for the first few weeks after birth. They deposit a thick layer of blubber that will protect and allow them to adapt to the cold to sustain them when they will hunt for themselves.
The way how our bodies adapt surface area-to-volume ratios to help exchange gases is that our lungs has alveoli which consist of very small spheres whose main function is to allow us to <span>exchange gas. I hope it is clear. Regards!</span>
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These proteins, known as growth factors, are signals that stimulate cellular functions such as growth, proliferation, healing and differentiation. In the developing human spinal cord, BMPs are required for the formation of neurons.
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