When scientists replace a gene (DNA) from one species with the same gene (DNA) from a different species, the same amino acids will be produced. This happens because

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anonymous · Answer

A) all organisms have nucleic acids, so they all produce amino acids.
B) all organisms have DNA, so they produce the same biological molecules.
C) all organisms carry out transcription the same way, so translation produces the same amino acids.
D) all organisms share a common ancestor, so their genetic code is universal.

kobeni-chan · Answer

I thinks its C.

anonymous · Answer

Can you explain? This is for my midterm so I'd like to learn why exactly :3

nincompoop · Answer

can you explain why you're asking questions for your midterm exam? would that be considered cheating or what?

anonymous · Answer

It was for an upcoming midterm exam not during my exam. It's impossible to cheat on my midterm exams the teachers watch you like a hawk. (Also if I was going cheat please explain why I would ask the question "why exactly"?)