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By The Way The Question Is What Are Features Of Adenine And Guanine And Uracil And What Is MEan By Membrane Biogenesis

By The Way The Question Is What Are Features Of Adenine And Guanine And Uracil And What Is MEan By Membrane Biogenesis

And give ME The Unit OF MEasuring From Atto to giga And Up

Answer 1

ETYMOLOGY:
Middle English, from Old English; see to- in Indo-European roots
Usage Note:
This and that are both used as demonstrative pronouns to refer to a thought expressed earlier: The letter was unopened; that (or this) in itself casts doubt on the inspector's theory. That is sometimes viewed as the better choice in referring to what has gone before (as in the preceding example). When the referent is yet to be mentioned, only this is used: This (not that) is what bothers me: we have no time to consider late applications.·This is often used in speech and informal writing as an emphatic substitute for the indefinite article to refer to a specific thing or person: You should talk to this friend of mine at the Department of Motor Vehicles. I have this terrible feeling that I forgot to turn off the gas. It is best to avoid this substitution in formal writing except when a conversational tone is desired. See Usage Note at that.

Quoted from Houghton Mifflin Dictionary provided by Yahoo Education

Answer 2

I would really love it if I had the slightest idea of what I just read of your question.

Answer 3

A question.

Answer 4

Whatever you perceive it to be.