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What is the main funtion of the DNA?
Is to store genetc information
What is the funtion of the RNA?
Is enable cells to use the protein-encoding information in DNA.
What does a modified RNA nucleotide do?
the Adenoside Triphosphate (ATP) carries the energy that cells use in many biological funtions.
What happen when a structure of a protein is modified enough to destroy its funtion?
Is Denatured
What contains all the hydrogens it possible can?
A saturated fatty acid
Who has at least one double bond between carbon atoms?
A unsaturated fat
Which are unsaturated fats whose fatty acid tails are straight, non kinked?
The trans fats
What is thesimpliest more ancient form of life, and are the organism that are lack of nucleus?
Prokaryotes
Which are the cells that contain a nucleus and other membranous?
Eukaryotes
Caracteristics of the Domain Eukaryotic
Cell type
: Eukaryotic
Nucleus
: present
Membrane-bounded organelels
: Present
Membrane chemistry
: Fatty acids
Cell wall Chemistry
: Cellulose of chitin
Characteristics of the domain Archea:
Cell type
: Prokaryotic
Nucleus
: absent
Membrane-bounded organelels:
Membrane chemistry
: Non Fatty acid lipids
Cell wall Chemistry
: pseudopeptidoglycan or protein
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On Campus revie 2
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2013-11-16T08:49:40Z
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