What connection do all living things have with each other?

a. they breathe air to get oxygen.

b. they use the same set of nucleotides.

c. they use energy from the sun to make food.

d. they have the exact same nucleic acid sequence?

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Arjun

Biology

14 February, 16:11

What connection do all living things have with each other?

a. they breathe air to get oxygen.

b. they use the same set of nucleotides.

c. they use energy from the sun to make food.

d. they have the exact same nucleic acid sequence?

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Austin Stein · Answer 1

b. they use the same set of nucleotides.

Explanation:

All the organisms use same set of nucleotides to specify an amino acid during translation because genetic code is universal. Genetic code which is a unit of genetic code is made up of various codons which are in turn a sequence of three nucleotides. Some of the examples of codons are AUG, CCG, UCG etc. Same codon specifies a particular amino acid to be incorporated into a peptide chain in all the organisms. For example, AUC specifies isoleucine in all the organisms of this earth including humans, plants, bacteria etc.

What connection do all living things have with each other?a. they breathe air to get oxygen.b. they use the same set of nucleotides.c. they use energy from the sun to make food.d. they have the exact same nucleic acid sequence?

What connection do all living things have with each other?

a. they breathe air to get oxygen.

b. they use the same set of nucleotides.

c. they use energy from the sun to make food.

d. they have the exact same nucleic acid sequence?