Question

C-value paradox refers to the presence of more dna than needed for coding less number of t-rna than needed for polypeptide formation larger number of ribosomes than needed for polypeptide synthesis less number of rna polymerase than needed for rna synthesis

Answer 1

con se class ka hai bhai

Answer 2

less number of t-RNA than needed for polypeptide formation.

The C-value is referred to as the number of DNA in a haploid genome of a living thing.

It can vary significantly with an increase in organism complexity from invertebrates to vertebrates and plants.

A similar type of organisms may show substantial C-values difference (e.g. amphibians).

The number of genomic DNA in eukaryotes can be much greater than the number needed for encoding proteins.