Nucleotides

... must be maintained--otherwise the DNA would be defective? Do both gamete mates necessarily have the same number of genes? And the same number of nucleotides in the DNA molecule? No. To all questions.

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... must be maintained--otherwise the DNA would be defective? Do both gamete mates necessarily have the same number of genes? And the same number of nucleotides in the DNA molecule?

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Can someone help me with this hw problem? If Chargaff determined that the DNA of an organism had 20% G nucleotides, what would he predict about the composition of C, A, and T nucleotides? Explain how you figured this out. I know that the actual test he concluded that guanine ...

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... cell engages in to make sure that the DNA is correct. HOWEVER, despite the numerous checks present in the cell to prevent the placement of wrong nucleotides, is there anything BENEFICIAL to this in the long run? This is not a homework question, but I am simply just asking for my own self. Could ...

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... human immune system does not reject and destroy the pigs foreign DNA. 2. To genetically modify a pig, a DNA construct (artificially made string of nucleotides, which have genetic information) and a bacterial plasmid are added into a test tube. 3. I have no idea how they create modified cells or ...

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