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Dna Dot Point Help! (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter tooheyz
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Just show how changes in DNA can ultimately produce either:
- different proteins because different amino acids are chained together in a polypeptide chain, therefore changes intended cell activity.
- the same proteins (remember, there usually are several equivalent triplet sequences to code for the same amino acid), and hence no unintended changes to cell activity.
- useless proteins (polypeptide chains failing to combine together into a three dimensional shape because of a changed polypeptide chain), therefore no changes to cell activity.
- different proteins because different amino acids are chained together in a polypeptide chain, therefore changes intended cell activity.
- the same proteins (remember, there usually are several equivalent triplet sequences to code for the same amino acid), and hence no unintended changes to cell activity.
- useless proteins (polypeptide chains failing to combine together into a three dimensional shape because of a changed polypeptide chain), therefore no changes to cell activity.
Beaky
You can read minds?
Hey it can possible happen... although it wont be shown as 101, it will be 100
(Extra +5 UAI points if spent country less than 2 years) so someone can get 96... then apply for this... +5 = 96+5=101