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Which molecule is sometime referred to as the recipe book for how to make a protein?
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What is the difference between a scientific method and a recipe?
A recipe is a list of ingredients with instructions but a scientific method might be an hypothesis of what the recipe of the dish is.
What does baking soda do in a baking recipe -?
Helps Rise
How many moles of sugar are in 1 can of soda?
This depends on the specific recipe of a producer.
Are there any recipe that can turn me into girl and can change back anytime i want?
No, there are not.
What happens if you leave baking soda out of a recipe?
The baked product will not rise properly. It will be flat and dense.
Which molecule is sometime referred to as the recipe book for how to make?
DNA
Which molecule is sometimes referred to as the recipe book for how to make protein?
DNA
What is a good recipe to make a protein shake?
A good recipe for a protein shake includes non fat milk, protein powder, peanut butter, and bananas. You can also add any fruit or yogurt to your liking, however it is up do you to make the best tasting recipe.
What is the recipe for the Protein Berry Workout at Jamba Juice?
straberries, bananas, soy milk, and a protein boost
What is exposed when DNA cookbook unzips a complete protein recipe?
protein synthesis
How much protein does a brownie have?
A brownie's protein content is entirely dependent on the ingredients used. For example, a brownie recipe that uses a lot of eggs will have more resulting protein.
What is a good quesadilla recipe for beginners?
If you would like an easy quesadilla recipe you should try the website foodnetwork. They have many easy recipes sometime even with videos to show you how to make them.
Have you had my mom's Corned Beef Crock Pot Recipe?
Unfortunately I have not had the opportunity to try your mother's corned beef crock pot recipe. It sounds delicious and I would love to try it sometime.
what the function of DNA?
The key to understanding the function of DNA molecule is layered on the pattern of bases along one strand, of the two, that is formed, that is being transcribed into RNA and therefore being translated into a protein. The "readable" strand contains the information (understood as the pattern of base sequences) needed to build a whole protein or group of proteins. So, the recipe for each protein is encoded in a sequence of bases. An analogy is the way letters form written words; but protein is more like a long sentence than a single word, since it may be formed from hundreds of building blocks, called amino acids. The gene is a coded recipe for building a protein. One strand of DNA (called the "sense" strand) contains the recipe for the protein.
How is a chemical symbol like a recipe?
The aré alike because a chemical symbol tells you what to put together to make a molecule like a recipe tells you what to mix together to make food or a drink
Does cookies have protein inside them?
The amount of protein in a cookie depends largely on the recipe. Most Western recipes based on flour, eggs, sugar, and some kind of leavening (and, of course, the flavoring) do have a small amount of protein in them from the eggs and from the gluten in the flour, but usually not enough to be nutritionally significant. For example, the recipe for one batch of Toll House cookies, found on the back of the wrapper of chocolate chips, calls for two eggs and makes about 48 medium-size cookies. So, to get the protein of one egg, you would have to eat 24 cookies. Honestly, adding nuts or using higher-protein flour won't increase the protein content of a single cookie appreciably. Also, using a high-protein flour such as bread flour in a cookie recipe negatively affects the quality of the finished product. So get your protein from some other source!
What is the general function of DNA?
The key to understanding the function of DNA molecule is layered on the pattern of bases along one strand, of the two, that is formed, that is being transcribed into RNA and therefore being translated into a protein. The "readable" strand contains the information (understood as the pattern of base sequences) needed to build a whole protein or group of proteins. So, the recipe for each protein is encoded in a sequence of bases. An analogy is the way letters form written words; but protein is more like a long sentence than a single word, since it may be formed from hundreds of building blocks, called amino acids. The gene is a coded recipe for building a protein. One strand of DNA (called the "sense" strand) contains the recipe for the protein.
