Teens need protein for many reasons, including building and repairing muscles, promoting hair and skin health, fighting off infections and carrying oxygen in the blood. Proteins also help with building enzymes, hormones and vitamins, especially important for adolescents. Proteins are made up of building blocks called amino acids, most of which your body can naturally produce. However, there are nine essential amino acids that your body cannot make, but that you can get through foods you eat. It is important for teenagers to consume a variety of proteins so their bodies get proper nutrients for growth and development.
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viii) ATP
ix) To extract its chlorophyll
x) Amino Acids
xi) Aquatic submerged plants
xii) Rapid blood flow at high pressure
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There is a 99% chance the baby will have blue eyes if both parents have blue eyes, a 50% chance of blue eyes from a blue eyed and green eyed parent, 50% chance for a baby to have blue eyes from a brown and blue eyed parent, and a 6.25% chance of getting blue eyes from 2 brown eyed parents.
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Smooth muscle fibers have an oblong shape, much like a football. They’re also thousands of times shorter than skeletal muscle fibers. Similar to skeletal muscles, cardiac muscles are striated. They’re only found in the heart. Cardiac muscle fibers have some unique features.
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The trp repressor blocks transcription of the trp operon (B) when the repressor binds to tryptophan.
trp operon or the tryptophan operon codes enzymes for the amino acid tryptophan. The operon is on when the tryptophan is low in amount whereas the operon is off when the tryptophan is low in amount. The operon is an assimilation of five genes.
Repressor is a small protein that is supposed to prevent the synthesis of proteins. It does so binding to the operator gene. Therefore, presence or absence of repressor is a determining factor for an operon to be on or off.
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