Answer: The protein will be a substrate for protein kinases
Explanation: Kinases are a class of enzymes that catalyze the addition of a phosphoryl group to a protein. The kinase will add a phosphoryl group to the protein at its serine/ threonine residues.
Answer:
Novel proteins may cause allergic reactions. Moreover, protein may also suffer folding when they are introduced into the plant, thereby converting them in potential allergens.
Explanation:
Genome engineering techniques are those procedures used in molecular biology to design genetically modified organisms by altering their genomes.
All proteins have the potential to cause allergic reactions. For example, celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder caused by an allergic reaction to the proteins of cereals; however, only a small fraction of proteins is associated with autoimmune diseases. There are many methods to study the potential of protein allergens, the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) is currently the technique most widely used for this purpose by detecting antibody-antigen interactions (i.e., interactions between molecules of the immune system and antigen allergens).
Gregor Mendel was a scientist born in the Austrian Empire in 1822. He
conducted pea plant experiments and established many of the rules of
heredity. He was explaining the significance of invisible factors ( now
called genes ) for the inheritance. He also experimented with hawkweed
and honeybees. Mendel is referred to as "The Father of Genetics".
Answer: Genetics.
The answer is B. Periosteum
In a controlled experiment, the control group is compared with an experimental group.
Explanation:
A set of variables or data is considered as the control group that remains fixed or constant in its normal usual state; while all the other variables or data are identical with this control group, except one independent variable at a time. This is to observe the changes when that one variable is allowed for variations at a time.
This independent variable which undergoes changes is in the experiment group while the remaining constant group is the control group. The dependent variable changes with changes in the independent variable.
By comparing the control group against the experimental group, uncertainty in results are avoided.
