Question

here are couple of biology questions

Answer 1

1.C
2.D
3.B

Answer 2

@sweetburger

Answer 3

@coacoapuffprincess

Answer 4

Ok

Answer 5

Hi! I posted a picture of the questions, let me know if you just want me to copy and paste them in instead

Answer 6

A is mutation for sure

Answer 7

I know thats a fact. And if you want prove u can look it up.

Answer 8

codon is a 3 nucleotide sequence

Answer 9

mutations can be fixed by the process of a nuclease removing the mutation DNA polyermase I replacing removed nucleotides and ligase rejoining the sequence.

Answer 10

Yes 1.is B not C sorry

Answer 11

All cells have the same DNA but its areas or genes that are expressed which determines the function of the cell

Answer 12

I think B is May cause protien not ot function correctly

Answer 13

nope

Answer 14

I might be wrong

Answer 15

imagine the addition of a random nucleotide in the middle of an extron*?

Answer 16

wait what question we on?

Answer 17

ive answered all three

Answer 18

just read my responses

Answer 19

-_-

Answer 20

not allowed to give direct answers you need to infer

Answer 21

But I know a is right

Answer 22

heres some proof btw

Answer 23

2 is A

Answer 24

am i right?

Answer 25

@sweetburger

Answer 26

no you are wrong

Answer 27

omg

Answer 28

then i dont understand what you wrote

Answer 29

welp i described how mutations could be repaired

Answer 30

1. Is mutation (for sure)
2. is B
3. A - expressed diff.

Answer 31

@sweetburger

Answer 32

1 and 3 are correct

Answer 33

then wahts 2?!?!?!?

Answer 34

because all im eft with now is guessing

Answer 35

1) Mutation
2) May never be corrected by DNA enzymes - remember that they are checked at certain checkpoints before dividing, and there are certain enzymes which help to identify the mutations. Mutations in the genes which code for these enzymes can be found more prevalent in people with cancers (because the mutation is less likely to be 'fought'
3) The same DNA molecule is expressed differently - all of the DNA in your cells are the same - 46 chromosomes, same ones (apart from in gametes) in all your cells. The function all depends on which genes are expressed - 'turned on' and which are not - 'turned off'

Answer 36

okk...