I would say A or C I’m not sure but if I had to choose A or C my best guess would be A
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<span>6 Turns of the Calvin Cycle→ 1 C₆H₁₂O₆
6CO₂ → 1 C₆H₁₂O₆
18 ATP + 12 NADPH → 1 C₆H₁₂O₆
ATP is used elsewhere by the cell.</span>
The trait the phenotype that's masked with a different allele is a recessive.
If a person does not consume the minimum daily requirement of carbohydrates then the body will use stored glycogen and the person will look unhealthy and become weak after some time.
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Importance of carbohydrates</u>
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- Like other nutrients, carbohydrates are also very essential for various functions of the body.
- Carbohydrates such as glucose are required for instant energy and day-to-day activities.
- If there is no or less amount of carbohydrate in the body then our body will start converting the glycogen that is stored in the liver into glucose.
- After some time, the person will start to appear unhealthy, thin and weak if there is no minimum daily requirement of carbohydrates is met.
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Individuals in selective breeding should be of the similar species. Scientists use GMO to generate new gene combinations. Genes pair on their own through selective breeding.
<h3>What is genetic modification?</h3>
A technique to change the characteristics of a plant, animal, or microorganism by swapping a piece of DNA from one organism to an another organism is referred to as gene modification.
Selective breeding entails selecting parents with specific characteristics to breed with in order to generate offspring with more desirable characteristics.
Individuals in selective breeding should be of a similar species. Scientists use GMOs to generate new gene combinations. Genes pair on their own through selective breeding.
Thus, this is the difference between selective breeding and genetic modification.
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