1.A toxic gas can remove Thymine (T) from DNA. For developing embryos, exposure to this toxic gas can cause serious deformities because Thymine (T)

supports the structure of ribosomes in cells
stores the building blocks of proteins in cells
produces energy for genetic transfer in cells
is part of the genetic code in cells

2.Mutations in body cells affect

none of the above
only the organism in which they occur
the offspring of the organism
parent and offspring

Question

1.A toxic gas can remove Thymine (T) from DNA. For developing embryos, exposure to this toxic gas can cause serious deformities because Thymine (T)
 	
	supports the structure of ribosomes in cells
	stores the building blocks of proteins in cells
	produces energy for genetic transfer in cells
	is part of the genetic code in cells

 	2.Mutations in body cells affect
 	
	none of the above 
	only the organism in which they occur
	the offspring of the organism 
	parent and offspring

phagey · Answer

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phagey · Answer

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fatir5 · Answer

For the 1st one, Thymine is a part of genetic code.

fatir5 · Answer

2nd question is not pretty much clear because if mutation occurs in somatic cells then it damages the person whose somatic cells are mutated. If mutation occurs in germ cells, it can effect offspring.