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A: Taste is also called gustation and is a chemical sense.

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A: Dissected eye, this might be the cow's eye.

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A: point mutation - change in single nucleotide sequence which alter the amino acid .

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Q: What do you mean by labium?

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Q: Draw the structural formula for the predominant form of Asp-Gly-Lys-Ala at physiological pH.

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