Answer:
12. In our somatic (body) cells, we have 2N chromosomes, but in our sex cells (sperm & eggs), we have half the number of chromosomes, which is N chromosomes
Explanation:
Answer:
5' --> 3'
Explanation:
New nucleotides are added to the hydroxide group on the ribose sugar side. That is the 3' side.
Glycogen
phosphorous
calcium
fat 12 kg
protein 12kg
sodium
potassium
other/cu/feZn//Mg C1
water 12 kg
<span>It depends on the type of polysaccharide. Normally, a polysaccharide is made up of more than 10 monosaccharides. I believe that it's up to a hundred monosaccharide that can form a branched chain of a polysaccharide. I hope that this helps :) sorry if it don't. </span>
