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Transcription creates complementary strands of mRNA. This is basically copying a portion of the DNA molecule. Translation is then used to synthesize proteins. After the mRNA is 'copied' it is read by enzymes and the protein that is encoded in its nucleotide sequence is then synthesized.
Endosymbiotic theory has it that both chloroplasts and mitochondria were once free living organisms which got taken into bigger cells - they provide the cell with energy, while the cell provides them with proteins and other things.
The two things this question ask about support that theory: chloroplasts and mitochondria are surrounded by a double membrane, which makes sense in that they kept their original membrane and the little bit of the cell's membrane when it engulfed them. And they have some of their own genetic material, though most of it is non-coding, which they have kept from the time when they were independent organisms. Hope that's helpful.
<span><span>1. </span>Knowledge of the researcher. It’s important to consider the researcher’s capacity and capability in the field which he/she wants to discover. In sense, it is in his proximity of study in order for him/her to do such approach </span><span><span>
2. </span>Tool used. Making sure whatever measurement the investigator is using should be valid and reliable. Avoiding the possible results to become biased and unstable due to errors which should be avoided.</span> <span><span>
3. </span>Sampling method. Obtain the samples which are appropriate and that would cover the entire participants studied –not a half but the entirety of what you want to study. Entirety means as much as the possible sample covers.</span>
<span><span>4. </span>Population. Knowing the involved participants and respondents in the study, properly defining and clustering helps the study avoid bias. </span><span>
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Answer:
water
Explanation:
To prevent the plant fro drying
