<span>Genes.Genes are the working unit of the hereditary character of DNA. Genes act as instructions usually coding for a particular protein or function. One form of gene which are called alleles <span>determines the traits that can be passed on from parents to offspring.</span></span>
Answer;
The above statement is true;
When fasting continues long beyond glycogen depletion, body protein will be broken down to make glucose,
Explanation;
When the body runs low on fuel, it utilizes the stored glycogen in the liver and muscle, which is the primary source of stored energy. The after the depletion of glycogen the body burns fat, and if fasting continues the body begins to break down non essential proteins for energy. protein is the last source of stored energy available to the body.
Answer:
The correct answer is - True statement.
Explanation:
Kohlberg supported the theory of Piaget's theory of moral development and studied further and asked the question to the different age groups related to the moral dilemma.
Kohlberg was mainly interested in the reason behind the decision related to the moral dilemma than they are right or wrong. He found that logic of reasons tends to change with an increase in age.
Thus, the correct answer is option - true.
1. An underdeveloped DNA molecule would result in mutations. On the genetic level, this could mean entire traits are deleted or that an early stop occurs in transcription, which could cut off parts of instructions.
2. Genetic code is the nucleotide sequence of a gene while the gene expression is how these sequences are used to make functioning amino acids and proteins to create DNA.
3. In each cell itself there are roughly 42 million proteins.
