I think number 2 is the presentation of an antigent by a dendritic cell, or something very similar
Number 3- altering the genes of the plant with some chemical, from a c to a T
Number 4- Helicase , dna polimerase and at the end the dna replication, so it's basically dna semi conservative replication steps
All three correct, although I would have preferred a longer explanation :P
The only thing that i'm not sure is the name of the chemical used to change the t to a c... i know that if HNO2 is used the adenine changes to hypoxanthine that begins pairing with citosin but i think it isn't the one being used there, right?
How can i explain the number 4 better if you didn't even put the 5´3´and 3´5´to know where the Okazaki fragments will be? :P I heard Berlin had a good Art's school, you could go and give it a test drive, it would be an investment to your future
I can go and get my microbiology book and explain them to you ahahah, atm i'm trying to figure out what the hell is number 7 and 8...
BTW one of the faces in number 6 is very obscene xD i guess dirty minds draw dirty things
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The 5th and 6th look easy too... don't have a clue about the 8, 7 or 1... wait now that i look better at the first one i think i got it, but it's kinda weird suesa, you need some art lessons ahahah
You obviously don't know what you are saying >=/
pfff
Good to have you back buddy
It's good to be back! :)