MRNA is read 5->3
Start codons can vary depending on the cell/organism type although more generally for mRNA it is always: AUG which is always Methionine
Stop codons for mRNA are:
<span>UAG ("amber") , UAA ("ochre"), <span>UGA ("opal")
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<span>5'-uaucc.aug.gca.cuu.uaa.ac-3'
M-A-L
Methionine-Alanine-Leucine
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Answer:
random dispersion
Explanation:
Uniform would be neat and in columns.
Clumped would be altogether.
Answer:
Egg
Explanation:
After the adult phase the cycle should start over again
They take place in the cytoplasm
C. directional selection
True
Sorry, I don't know the second one.
