They include the temperature and the pH value.
Each enzyme has a temperature range and pH range that makes them has the quickest action, they're called the optimum temperature and pH. Each optimum temperature and pH is different for each enzymes.
For example, the enzyme in our stomach has a optimum temperature of human temperature range, and a optimum pH for 2.0
However, if the temperature is too low or the pH value is too extreme, the enzyme may denature. The enzyme can no longer work to digests any substrate.
Answer: 4 codon
Explanation:
We have two important data, that a molecule brought from Mars uses only three bases (A, C and T) and that it has 30 amino acids
Knowing that to encode 30 amino acids with 3 bases, you need to have 4 bases in your codon.
We have the possibility that having 4 bases can be encoded enough like this:
3 ^ 4 = 81.
however if we do the same procedure with 3 basic codons we will get an insufficient result
3 ^ 3 = 27
so the most likely codon number is 4
The impact of radioactive waste on the environment has the potential effect to be devastating if improperly stored/managed. The largest threat posed would be if radioactive waste was leaked from containment. Some waste has the potential to cause biological harm if inhaled or ingested. Leakage of radioactive material can render areas of the environment uninhabitable. Seeing as radioactive material can have a half life from hundreds of years to thousands it is imperative it is correctly contained.
Answer:
i think that one is all of the above
Explanation:
correct me if i a wrong but all of these are bad for the evironment
i am only is 7th grade so, i may be wrong
