In nature, the predominant form of DNA is supercolled ina negative direction. In

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In nature, the predominant form of DNA is supercolled ina negative direction. In complementary base pairing of DNA, adenine pairs with (or in RNA) and cytosine always pairs with The function of RNA polymerase is to The codon on the matches with the anticodon on the a direct the addition of the correct amino acid to the growing polypeptide chain. The formation of new DNA does NOT require energy. Throughout the living world, the genetic code is generally universal; however, there are slight variations. What is the function of bactoprenol? The major shape-determining protein among prokaryotes is Microbiologists use a machine called a(n) to determine the turbidity of a culture Spectrophotometer In negative control of transcription, how does the presence an in transcription?

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33. Option H. This is the universal base pair codons.

37. True. The codons are universal, but yes there are some different codons in some species.

39. A. FtsZ. It is involved in shape as well as control the cell division too.

40. B. Turbiometer. It is used to count the number of cells in a culture medium, by measuring the amount of light reflected back or scattered from the medium.

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