The genetic make-up of an organism in terms of the alleles present (is called?)
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Different sequences of {{c1::amino acids}} make up different {{c1::proteins}} and form different {{c1::shapes}}. Enzymes are proteins; each enzyme’s active site has a {{c2::specific}} shape, allowing it to {{c3::bind}} to a specific substrate molecule to catalyze metabolic reactions. Antibodies also have a {{c2::specific}} shape, formed by a specific sequence of amino acids. This allows them to {{c3::bind}} to antigens on foreign pathogens to kill them.
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Sperm cells{{c1::Flagellum}}:Used to {{c2::swim}} though the fluids. {{c1::Acrosome}}:Which is a vesicle that contains {{c3::enzymes}} to help digest and penetrate the egg’s membrane.{{c1::Mid-piece}}It has a lot of mitochondria to be able to produce energy for the movement.