If, by examining your family history and dna, you could tell how long you would naturally live and which, if any, genetic conditions you would develop, would you want to know? explain why or why not and whether you think access to this knowledge would be beneficial or detrimental to human advancement.

The  central dogma  of molecular biology is centered upon the process of protein synthesis, in which the information from dna is transcribed and translated, resulting in multiple amino acids being joined to form a)lipidsb)proteinsc)carbohydratesd)nucleic acids

Which is an example of a decomposer? a. bear b.algae c.grass d.bacteria d bacteria

How is ribosomal rna useful as a molecular clock? a. a large portion of the dna ring is not vital to structure or function, allowing it to accumulate neutral mutations. b. its rate of mutation increases over time as organisms continue to evolve and differentiate from each other. c. a slow mutation rate makes it useful for determining evolutionary relationships between ancient species. d. it is only found in select organisms, making it easier to compare relationships between species that have it.