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Which of the following statements best describes the arrangement of R groups around the missing phenylalanine amino acid in the mutant CFTR protein?
The hydrophilic R group of either methionine (m) or tryptophan (w) are now pointing out into the cell, where they can interact with the water in the cellular fluid.
The hydrophobic R group of either methionine (m) or tryptophan (w) are now shifted away from the IIG sequence because they no longer have the hydrophobic phenylalanine to interact with.
There is no change in the location of the R groups around the missing phenylalanine so the tertiary structure remains the same.
The R group of either methionine (m) or tryptophan (w) are now shifted away from the IIG sequence because they no longer have an opposite charge on phenylalanine to be attracted to.
Using the Codon table and the following DNA strand below, what is the prediction of the correct sequence of Amino Acids that would be produced? The Codon table I am suppose to use has the word "start" beside of the AUG listing.

5' T C A A A A G C T G C A 3'
What cell organelles would you expect to occur in large numbers in a cell with the following function?

Function: An animal cell (human liver cell) that is involved in detoxifying alcohol.
what is in called when the movement of chromosomes stops
what role do these molecules play in the transport of a generic/hypothetical bacterium, water, amino acid and glucose from the ileum lumen across the cell membrane of the epithelial cells of the villi?
How does facilitated diffusion of glucose occur
A drug is taken which makes the inner membrane of the mitochondria permeable to NADH. Describe the impact on the organism.
What parts of atoms are responsible for how they interact with other atoms?
A. nuclei
B. protons
C. neutrons
D. electrons
What are cells made up of
how are atp and adp related ?
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