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C? I'd put that because you need a volumetric flask to make a primary standard solution, and thats the only alternative that has that glassware

I did The Platform by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia. Its in Spanish (which I don't speak) but I found it to relate well so didn't struggle too much

Substitution mutations are more likely to result in no effect (where the amino acid stays the same on the protein level) but that isnt always the case. Inversion is a chromosomal mutation too

Consider the DNA sequence ...ATC GTC AGT... A substitution mutation is simply where one of those bases is replaced for another. So, for example, a substitution mutation in this sequence might be ATC GAC AGT, where an A has replaced the middle T. Only one codon has changed - the rest are the same...

Here are some solutions I wrote... https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FALWmRdJdqPavuZPv7ozAg0GJD_M8plp?usp=sharing My handwritings a bit messy and i got a bit lazy near the end but if you need any clarifications lmk

Hey everyone. I made a trial paper for biology if yous want. Its mostly unique questions with a few exceptions. I tried to make as many as possible stimulus based, so pretty much everything after 23 is all stimulus