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How does the structure of a carbohydrate allow it to perform its function?

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Carbohydrates are organic molecules ONLY composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen molecules. So, their structure would be just covalent bonds between the three elements, and most likely non-polar. They give out a lot of energy, and carbohydrates are also known as sugars. Most foods have them.

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If the sequence ATGCATGTCAATTGA were mutated such that a base were inserted after the first G and the third T were deleted, how

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Consider the sequence ATGACATGCAATTGA.

Originally, there are 5 codons, translating to a minimum of 5 amino acids: ATG CAT GTC AAT TGA.

A base was inserted after the first G and the third T was deleted, the sequence become (assuming A is the inserted base);

ATG ACA TGC AAT TGA

Only the second and the the third codon are changed and hence, their respective amino acid.