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Which molecule functions as a blueprint for genetic information and replicates DNA?
Which molecule functions as a blueprint for genetic information and replicates DNA?
- Ribose
- Deoxyribose
- RNA
- DNA (correct)
What is the structure of DNA, consisting of two strands arranged in a double helix, made up of?
What is the structure of DNA, consisting of two strands arranged in a double helix, made up of?
- Nucleotides (correct)
- Phosphates
- Ribose sugar molecules
- Nitrogenous bases
Which base is unique to RNA and replaces Thymine in its nucleotide sequence?
Which base is unique to RNA and replaces Thymine in its nucleotide sequence?
- Uracil (correct)
- Cytosine
- Guanine
- Adenine
Where is RNA primarily formed before being transported to specialized regions in the cell?
Where is RNA primarily formed before being transported to specialized regions in the cell?
What is the main purpose of homeostatic regulation in living organisms?
What is the main purpose of homeostatic regulation in living organisms?
Which factor is NOT considered for grouping organisms into domains and kingdoms?
Which factor is NOT considered for grouping organisms into domains and kingdoms?
What happens to a system in dynamic equilibrium when it is disturbed?
What happens to a system in dynamic equilibrium when it is disturbed?
Which statement best describes the process of feedback control in dynamic equilibrium systems?
Which statement best describes the process of feedback control in dynamic equilibrium systems?
Which molecule is the most abundant in cells, whole organisms, and on earth?
Which molecule is the most abundant in cells, whole organisms, and on earth?
What is the main function of water in the body?
What is the main function of water in the body?
What is the base structure of carbohydrates?
What is the base structure of carbohydrates?
What are electrolytes in the context of the text?
What are electrolytes in the context of the text?
Which type of lipid is responsible for cell membrane structure?
Which type of lipid is responsible for cell membrane structure?
Why is water considered a natural solvent in cells?
Why is water considered a natural solvent in cells?
Why must water-soluble vitamins be consumed regularly?
Why must water-soluble vitamins be consumed regularly?
Which group of vitamins can be stored in the liver for many years?
Which group of vitamins can be stored in the liver for many years?
What is the main focus of biology?
What is the main focus of biology?
Which Greek words make up the term 'biology'?
Which Greek words make up the term 'biology'?
What is homeostasis in biology?
What is homeostasis in biology?
Why is the control of body temperature in humans mentioned as an example of homeostasis?
Why is the control of body temperature in humans mentioned as an example of homeostasis?
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