A long-suffering have a defective protein. The condition is most predictable due to a coppers contained by the directions coded within the?
1) Number of hydrogen atoms in starch molecules.
2) Sequence of inorganic molecules.
3) Number of carbon atoms in sugar molecules.
4)Sequence of subunits in DNA
Answers:
4. Protein is polypeptides and is made out of amino acids. AA is not a starch or a sugar. AA is also an life molecule so it is not 2.
The only answer would be 4. DNA. since DNA through semiconservative transcription, the DNA makes RNA. Then mRNA needs tRNA is bind at the codon to convey the right amino acid. If the DNA has a mutation then the RNA would be coded wrong thus the protein would be too. BUT, if the mutation is at tthe third condon of the tRNA, you probably would not hold an issue and the DNA mutation would not affect the protein since the mutation is silence. Only the primary and the secondary condon would give mutations. Deletion or virual transduction would also give mutations.
4)Sequence of subunits contained by DNA
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2) Sequence of inorganic molecules.
3) Number of carbon atoms in sugar molecules.
4)Sequence of subunits in DNA
Answers:
4. Protein is polypeptides and is made out of amino acids. AA is not a starch or a sugar. AA is also an life molecule so it is not 2.
The only answer would be 4. DNA. since DNA through semiconservative transcription, the DNA makes RNA. Then mRNA needs tRNA is bind at the codon to convey the right amino acid. If the DNA has a mutation then the RNA would be coded wrong thus the protein would be too. BUT, if the mutation is at tthe third condon of the tRNA, you probably would not hold an issue and the DNA mutation would not affect the protein since the mutation is silence. Only the primary and the secondary condon would give mutations. Deletion or virual transduction would also give mutations.
4)Sequence of subunits contained by DNA
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