Those big words aren't really that difficult to understand. The Adenine, thymine etc etc. They are the four nitrogen compounds that form the DNA. Adenine can only pair with guanine and thymine can only pair with cytosine. When the pairing goes wrong you get a disorder.
Hey Animefreak, wrong post. But yeah, the big words aren't hard to understand, but it's nice to have them there so that if I need to type them later on, I can go back to see how to spell them- that's why I called them big words, since they can be hard to spell.
Growing a Christmas trees takes a lot of time. The amount of time a Christmas tree takes to grow usually depends on the height you want your tree to reach.It can take 5 or 6 years to grow a tree 6-8 foot tall, but if you want a taller tree, then it could take longer than six years to grow. I got my information from: (I'm not sure how to create a link on a comment so I'll just leave the web address)
a big one takes 8-10 years! happy holidays! :)
ReplyDeleteNo copying these on your own blogs! Find your own answers and provide a link to prove that it's your answer.
ReplyDeleteThose big words aren't really that difficult to understand. The Adenine, thymine etc etc. They are the four nitrogen compounds that form the DNA. Adenine can only pair with guanine and thymine can only pair with cytosine. When the pairing goes wrong you get a disorder.
ReplyDeleteHey Animefreak, wrong post. But yeah, the big words aren't hard to understand, but it's nice to have them there so that if I need to type them later on, I can go back to see how to spell them- that's why I called them big words, since they can be hard to spell.
ReplyDeleteGrowing a Christmas trees takes a lot of time. The amount of time a Christmas tree takes to grow usually depends on the height you want your tree to reach.It can take 5 or 6 years to grow a tree 6-8 foot tall, but if you want a taller tree, then it could take longer than six years to grow. I got my information from: (I'm not sure how to create a link on a comment so I'll just leave the web address)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.okchristmastrees.com/growing.html