We presented with several statements after the question. Only one of these statements are correct.
DNA replication is the process in which a single strand of DNA, acting as the parent strand, forms two new strands of DNA. DNA transcription is the process of copying the information of the DNA strand and delivering this information into a strand of mRNA. These processes may sound similar, but there are key differences. We must look at the building blocks of DNA and RNA. Both structures are composed of four different bases, however, only three of these bases are shared between structures and they each have a unique fourth base. In DNA, the fourth base is thymine and it is uracil in RNA. We already established that DNA replication forms new strands of DNA, which would use thymine by default. DNA transcription results in formation of mRNA which would therefore use uracil.
The correct statement from the choices provided is the following:
Thymine is used in replication while uracil is used in transcription.
Normally the molecule is RNA or DNA.
The color indicates to the nurse the stoma is viable is Brick
Red. The client will demonstrate correct changing of the appliance before
discharge.
<span>-Client learning goals must be measurable so that the nurse can
determine whether they have been met.</span>
<span>What substances will make salt when combined</span>
