Frameshift mutations change the number of ____ in the gene and usually cause large-scale changes in the ____
sequence of the protein.
a. polypeptides; nucleotide
b. amino acids; allelic
c. alleles; amino acid
d. nucleotides; amino acid
e. amino acids; nucleotide
d
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Which of the following hypotheses support the basic principle of the species-area relationship? Check all that apply.
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Which is a product from the first reaction of the citric acid cycle?
a. ATP b. NAD+ c. citrate d. phosphate e. acetyl-CoA
Why can some plants be cloned from a single cell?
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