what does molecular evidence mean
Well, using molecular techniques we can now sequence and evaluate the genomes of organisms. So if we know the genes in a human, a monkey, and a carrot, for example, then we can see genetically which organism is more related to the other. Mind you Darwin didn't even know what genes were when he did his research in the Galapagos
BBC is the DNA in a MRNA sequence. This is part of the body.
Enzymes that are able to cut DNA are called rstriction enzymes. These enxymes are site specific. This means the cuts they produce are not ramdom events. They cut the DNA strand only when a particular sequence is encountered. This sequence on the DNA is called the restriction site. Restriction sites vary in length from 6 - 8 or more nucleotides. This evidence indiates restriction enzymes cut DNA at a unique site
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DNA
In molecular biology, a palindromic sequence is a nucleic acid sequence on double-stranded DNA or RNA.
Molecular bases
Simularities in DNA sequence
Simularities in DNA sequence
In biology, molecular data refers to the information pertaining DNA or protein. DNA sequence are highly specific that encode the RNA and proteins. It is also specific signature for a particular kind of organism to define which family it is.
Well, using molecular techniques we can now sequence and evaluate the genomes of organisms. So if we know the genes in a human, a monkey, and a carrot, for example, then we can see genetically which organism is more related to the other. Mind you Darwin didn't even know what genes were when he did his research in the Galapagos
This can be answered referring to the molecular biology "dogma", that is, DNA forms mRNA during transcription, mRNA is translated into a protein during the translation process. Besides this dogma sequence, DNA molecule forms a new DNA through the replication mechanism.
because it deals with only structual appearance rather than molecular evidence of dna base sequence. wangmo
No DNA sequence wont have U (uracil), so it is an RNA sequence!
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BBC is the DNA in a MRNA sequence. This is part of the body.
Enzymes that are able to cut DNA are called rstriction enzymes. These enxymes are site specific. This means the cuts they produce are not ramdom events. They cut the DNA strand only when a particular sequence is encountered. This sequence on the DNA is called the restriction site. Restriction sites vary in length from 6 - 8 or more nucleotides. This evidence indiates restriction enzymes cut DNA at a unique site