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How can we calculate the minimum number if nucleotides in a polypeptide with 238 amino acids
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I dont get ur questionHow can we calculate the minimum number if nucleotides in a polypeptide with 238 amino acids
The question says calculate the minimum number of DNA nucleotides necessary to code for a polypeptide with 238 amino acidsI dont get ur question
but Each amino acid = 3 Nucleotide!
238 *3=714The question says calculate the minimum number of DNA nucleotides necessary to code for a polypeptide with 238 amino acids
Ohh thank u238 *3=714
Each amino acid= 3 Nucleatides
I hate these questions!! Usually they carry alot of marks too !
The question requires you to explain the relationship between the numbers of infected people and deaths.
No need to freak out if you can't draw the diagram. Simply write in words.http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Biology (9700)/9700_s12_qp_22.pdf
Q2 b (ii) ......Someone of you show me the pic for the way to draw the diagram !!
The question requires you to explain the relationship between the numbers of infected people and deaths.
First of all, read both graphs. The number of people infected with HIV is always greater than the number of people who died. This means that not all the people who had the virus died. It also points to the fact that not all the people with HIV contracted AIDS (which would have led to death).
Then, look at the peaks in both graphs. Most people caught the virus in 1997 but the number of deaths does not reach its peak until 2004. This means that the HIV virus takes 8-10 years to manifest and give way to infections and other opportunistic diseases.
Also, look at the decline in both curves towards the end of the graphs, especially in the 2000s. This could relate to the fact that people were aware of how the virus could be contracted so remained vigilant, and those that had the virus or contracted AIDS had access to better medication and effective health facilities.
No need to freak out if you can't draw the diagram. Simply write in words.
Or else, just check your text book for the four diagrams of mitosis (They will be all that you'd need for this question).
I get it!.I was just confused why did they choose only CAC.I should have focused on the question properly cuz it said SINGLE change!.Thanks dudeee! U rockI will try..
In Sickel Cell anaemia Glu is replaced with val. ( u shuld know this)
If u look at Previous Part Glu is CTC.. And Val is CAC.. i chose this because they asked for One base substitutions. No coming to the answer..
A change is DNA triplet is a mutation which is cause By Substituion of A in PLace of T in DNa Template.. This in turn Alters mRNA codon and as we know Diffrent tRNA are specific to each amino acid so these Would be changed too and tRNA brings an Incorrect amino acid Val instead of Glu... This alters Polypeptide chain and Produces an Incorrect Polypeptide!
If u want u could mention Codes on mRNA and tRNA!
Np ! Yes just read question twice to make SureI get it!.I was just confused why did they choose only CAC.I should have focused on the question properly cuz it said SINGLE change!.Thanks dudeee! U rock
I will try..
Condensation polymersiationDescribe how a peptide bond is formed between two amino acids during polypeptide production :/?
Ohhh thnx ^_^Condensation polymersiation
IF YOU R ASKING FOR FULL EXPLAINATION then:-Describe how a peptide bond is formed between two amino acids during polypeptide production :/?
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