Part C The Role of DNA in Protein Synthesis DNA contains all the genetic informa

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Part C The Role of DNA in Protein Synthesis DNA contains all the genetic information necessary for production of every protein the body makes. Read the statements below and select the correct statements regarding the role of DNA in protein synthesis Select all that apply You did not open hints for this part. ANSWER: A gene is a segment of RNA that codes for a specific protein. The DNA unwinds in order for a copy to be made of a gene, in the form of an mRNA molecule. Nuclear DNA cannot leave the nucleus. DNA stands for ribonucleic acid Part D Missing Amino Acids For protein synthesis to continue successfully, adequate amounts of energy and essential amino acids need to be available in the body. Which of the following scenarios describing dietary intake is most likely to result in inadequate protein intake that could interfere with protein synthesis? You did not open hints for this part. ANSWER: Nadia is trying to gain weight and has been exceeding her energy needs by 100 kcal per day. Although Dakota enjoys red meat on occasion, he considers himself a semivegetarian. Recently, he put himself on a very-low-energy diet in his efforts to lose 4 lb per week. Carmichael has been vegan for about 6 months and consistently practices mutual supplementation. His favorite dish is a 3-bean salad with wild rice. Julianne is a lacto-ovovegetarian of normal weight. She enjoys foods like cheese and veggie omelettes and broccoli and cheese chowder

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Part C: The DNA unwinds inorder for a copy to be made of a gene, in the form of a mRNA molecule.

Part D: Although Dakota enjoys red meat on occasion, he considers himslef a semivegetarian. Recently, he put himself on a very low energy diet in his efforts to lose 4 lb per week.

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