If the new gene "works", then it will synthesize a missing enzyme or structural protein. A gene is a protein-coding nucleotide (DNA) sequence.
A gene is a fragment of DNA that is used by the cell to create a complementary mRNA sequence by a process called transcription.
Subsequently, this mRNA is then used to synthesize a protein by a process called translation.
When a gene is defective, a change in the nucleotide sequence (i.e., a mutation) can restore normal gene function and thus produce a functional protein.
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hydrogen bonds are intermolecular, that is, occur between molecules or between different parts of one moleculeThe hydrogen bonds are pretty strong hencehydrogen bonds are only about 1/10 as strong as a covalent bond
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Answer:
The absence of microsomes allows the synthesis of only one protein.
Explanation:
The absence of microsomes influences the production of a single protein. This protein is vulnerable to protein and it can digest it quickly. This shows that the protein does not have a double layer of membrane and therefore must be treated with substances that help it overcome this vulnerability. This protein also does not have sugars linked to nitrogen and therefore should be treated with substances that are relevant, such as endoglycosidase H.
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